THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE (Part III)

THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE (Part III)

Americans we have enough of your deceit and your so-called democracy mongering, why not take action against Burma? Why not against Israel? Why not against India?

 Now the ingenious joint teams of Israel + America + India intelligence (IAI) have serenely agreed to use Taliban Bogey to destabilize Pakistan. Earlier they with their lack of knowledge or on purpose http://bit.ly/3Ne4QrI started to bomb mosques and other holy shrines when hue and cry was raised that these Taliban are not Muslims, the targets changed to Barber and Music shops. One still wonders why Pepsi or Coca Cola factory’s or KFC, McDonald’s, Subway, Hardy’s, Pizza Hut were never targeted. As a matter of fact, they are owned by the American Jews. Now the new targets are military establishments and other Government Offices in particular Intelligence units are been destroyed. Destruction of PC 3 Orion aircraft's at Mehran Base is not a simple case of a terrorist attack, in fact it is a deep rooted conspiracy with protracted consequence on the surveillance ability of Pakistan.  Can any one recall how our air route overflying India was closed by the Indians? Remember Ganga the Indian airline Fokker aircraft which was hijacked and blown up in Lahore. Its freedom fighter Mr. Butt was garlanded by Mr. Z.A Bhutto. Friends you forget our own destruction yet you sing Indian songs enjoy Indian goods and try to establish AMAN KI AaSHAH.

The preparation is to demonstrate to the world that Pakistan is not a capable state to safe guard its nuclear assets hence, it must be disarmed?

It is just like Ojhri camp disaster in Rawalpindi in mid 80’s. Stolen stingers from the camp resulted in a disaster of a great magnitude. All the gifted armament destroyed, yet we Pakistanis have very short memories. Till to date those stolen stingers have not been found.

Latter Poor Gen: Zia and others lost their lives. Any outcome of the inquiry report into this unpleasant incident? Or this too was a CIA ploy? After all CIA is notoriously known for its actions when they can assassinate their own president (Kennedy) what befall others is no news.     

Here I must narrate an historical event which took place many centuries ago in Chin

                              

             

“As you all know that earlier China was a divided into small states which were constantly on war with each other. One state in order to subjugate its enemy used a neat ploy by getting killed all the generals of enemy without lifting their swords. What they did was that they placed a piece of paper on which the names of the generals were written and tucked it discreetly at the altar now they knew that only the king visits the altar every day to offer sacrifice and their ploy worked as the king after offering the sacrifice saw the piece of the paper which stated that these men are planning to kill the king tonight and before the evening the king had all his generals killed and the next day the enemy conquered his country and killed him”  So simple yet a clever plan.   

Can any one recall the Air Blue crash in Islamabad? It is said that it was shot down by the Americans as it flew too close to their embassy. Well had it been in the states one could imagine the reincarnation of 9/11 when an airliner crashed into pentagon was it what we read or some other bird crashed into it? As the site of impact, does not show a sign of a big airplane crashing into this building. The fuselage and the wings have a different signature then what we had seen?

Well our present government and the military establishments have two different sorts of leaderships. The present government is headed by the most corrupted of the corrupt men of the 21^st century and the military by a brooder.

We Cherish our Past:

The kings and Rajas of the past had official entertainers in their courts. These were professional clowns, dancers, poets, jugglers etc, whose only function in the king’s court was to amuse him. That would do any thing and go to any extent to seek the pleasure of the man sitting on the throne. These professionals could not even think of uttering a single word not in tune with the official line. The only truth for them was what the almighty king desired. Sometimes the questions and answers were all prepared beforehand.

Some people think that these institutions have died down. Being the custodians of both Mughal and British traditions we have not let these institutions die, rather we have changed their form. They are now special persons granted special incentives, to do the maligning job. Well these poor souls are unable to do any other meaningful task and their livelihood depends upon how well they can scandalize others without been suspected, how to distort facts into tell tale lies and present to their masters and earn their appeasement.

Those who know him say he is a brooder. But those who know him well will tell you that's just one of the layers to the deeply complicated and thinking mind of Pakistan army chief Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.

Compared to Zardari's gang that just can't shoot straight, many in Pakistan seem to view the Army chief as a better bargain - although it's debatable that they'll want a return to military rule? As boss of Pakistan's infamous spy agency ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence), Kayani had a reputation for being slightly nervous.

Or is Kayani just a product of circumstances, the man who is willy-dilly filling up the political vacuum created by the messy management of Zardari & Co?

Details about the 57-year-old Kayani are somewhat sketchy. He doesn't have the kind of privileged background that most Pakistan military brass does. His father, Lehrasab, was a naib subedar in the army - in other words, a non-commissioned officer. Born in Rawalpindi in Punjab, Kayani came up the hard way after being commissioned in 1971, the year of the Bangladesh War.

Significantly, the day before, Kayani told the defence committee of the National Assembly that the army under him would remain "India-centric". "India has the capability, intentions can change overnight," he told legislators.

Cut to January 2010, and the scenario had changed dramatically. Pakistan had 'fixed' the trust problem with the Americans. In July 2008, when Kayani and ISI chief Shuja Pasha were 'summoned' by General David Petraeus, head of the US Central Command, to be scolded about Islamabad's misdemeanors, especially the attack on the Indian embassy in Kabul, it was a low point for a country which had tomtommed its "shared

Kayani's message to the NATO brass in January, made adroitly yet forcefully through a 62-slide presentation, was disarmingly simple: Pakistan had a strategic future in Afghanistan well beyond the US presence and should not be taken lightly. This meant the government in Kabul had to be mindful of Pakistani interests; and India had to be out of Afghanistan, or at the very least, needed to greatly reduce its presence. Kayani scored another big victory at the January 28 London conference on the future of Afghanistan. The idea promoted by the British and backed by the US, that Pakistan would be the lead player in the Taliban 'reconciliation' process, was met with enthusiastic response. 

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The army chief came out smelling of roses, confident in his belief that he had successfully outmaneuvered India even as New Delhi fumbled in its opposition to the Taliban being accommodated.

Washington's approach to Islamabad is old-fashioned bribery: sophisticated military toys are winging their way to Pakistan as 'incentive' to fight the Taliban

It knows full well that these weapons will actually be directed against India. As an Indian official explained, "Kayani is pegging the modernization of the Pak army on US money." By end-2010, Pakistan will get an additional $3.4 billion in military aid from the US, bringing the total up to almost $12 billion since 2003.

IT'S IN HIS BLOOD
Kayani cut his teeth in the army during the Bangladesh war. Thirty years later as director-general military operations (DGMO), he directed the 10-month stand-off with the Indian army. He earned his spurs with Musharraf when he conducted, with efficiency and confidentiality, the investigation into the assassination bids on Musharraf in 2003. Musharraf has himself reminisced that until Kayani took over, the investigation was a mess. It led to his appointment as DG-ISI in 2004.

POWER-BROKER
For all his loyalty to Musharraf, Kayani was an admirer of sorts of Benazir Bhutto, having served as military secretary to her. In 2007, when the Americans started pressuring Musharraf to work out a "reconciliation" with Benazir, he sent Kayani to do the job. On March 9, 2007 when Musharraf's aides read out the riot act to Justice Chaudhry, demanding he step down, Kayani was part of the team. But presciently, he remained silent through the meeting and refused to present an affidavit to Chaudhry along with the others.

That paid him rich dividends later when he brokered a deal between Zardari and the judiciary during the lawyers' Long March in 2008 and the most recent constitutional crisis with the judges' appointment in 2009, which eroded Zardari's credibility but enhanced Kayani's . In 2008, Kayani compelled Zardari and Prime Minister Gilani to reinstate Chaudhry as CJ. In December 2009, Kayani once again made Zardari accept a decision by Chaudhry and the Supreme Court overturning the immunity earlier granted to Zardari from prosecution for corruption.

When Zardari assumed office in February 2008, and Musharraf was turfed out, the new army chief declared his intention to stay apolitical even though he reportedly loathed Zardari and others in the corrupt leadership. Although he firmly believed that the army was the mainstay of Pakistan, Kayani was sensitive to the unusually strong public outrage against the army. It needed to go back to the barracks if it had to get back a modicum of its earlier prestige. In one of his early acts, Kayani withdrew hundreds of army officers from civilian jobs in the government, leaving the job of running the country to civilians. In the past few weeks, Kayani has closely supervised the consensus to replace the 17th amendment of the Pakistan constitution with the 18th, effectively moving the Pakistani system back to the 1973 constitution and a parliamentary democracy.

This means Zardari can't gather any more powers, having surrendered many in the last year, including the nuclear command authority. If the constitutional amendment goes through, Gilani will be more relevant than Zardari and Kayani will find it much easier to control the levers of Pakistan.

The US, for all its democratic avowals, was the first to read the tea leaves. In March 2008, the Americans 'selected' Kayani for the US Army Command and General Staff College's International Hall of Fame. "The hall honors those officers of United States allies' militaries who have attained the highest command positions in their national service component or within their nation's armed forces," the citation said.