Friday, January 30, 2009

US Foreign Policy versus Pakistan vision: Afghan perspective


The US criminal negligence to the carnage in Gaza, the catastrophe unleashed by the Israeli jets and tanks, on the unarmed civilians of Gaza. The premise is very hard to be digested. The doctrine of preemptive strikes have been a real source of terror since it was first propounded.

On the Afghanistan there is a change in the US strategy but not still apt to the plight of the adversity. The military strategy of "surge", when there should be a political and diplomatic surge, is brought in place with little acknowledgment for the rudiments of the Afghan problem and its containment.

Even if they do care about anything other than fish for more resources and strive for further supremacy, it would be the expenses of the war. But then the US economy is so great that it will sustain this war, thus making things worse for Pakistan.

Pakistan is participating in a gamble of "great game" but not for any fortune. It is playing for its survival since the gamble is played at the fortune of it. Consequentially Pakistan will opt out of the policy of adhere to the US objectives. Thereby a Global War is eminent.

The drone attacks have been counter-productive and providing the “war cry” to the militancy. But the US is not here to safeguard the vested interests of Pakistan. It has overlooked the rudiments and the basic fundamentals to establish peace, in order to destabilize the region further. The drug mafia all around the world already thriving at this objective of the US, since there has been witnessed a mark increase in the land under poppy cultivation from 38000 acres in 2003-04 to 400 thousand acres today, that too range from 40 miles outward from Kabul.


The war is inevitable and indispensable for Pakistan and the struggling South, for the American premise of bringing peace, stability and democracy to the world has failed miserably over the period ever America being the perpetrator.

The only way out for specifically Pakistan and generally the struggling to ever taste the moments of peace again, it will only be in an all out challenging war to this status quo. That was what happened in WWII. Only from the ashes of a decisive war will emerge a new world order, where the Americans will no more be the Charge de affairs and at least a new promising gentle nation shall be at the helm of affairs. Without war peace is not possible, rather not imaginable.


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