The CIA’s involvement in Pakistan is well known and a well established fact, however, to what extent? To some, my ideas may appear as coming from a lunatic-conspiracy-theorist, to others, they may see truth in it. That’s up to you, but I’m going to share my opinions and hopefully start a discussion.
How long has the USA been involved in Pakistan? Many people will tell you since post-9/11. Sadly, most people are led to believe that’s when the “War on Terror” began. For those of us who realize there’s more to history than our high school history books, we’re the ones who realize the war against the Middle East and neighboring Muslim countries began a long, long time ago.
TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan) is the group that the CIA trained decades ago to help the Afghanis repel the Russian invaders. Today, the CIA has been waging a war for 12 years in an effort to eradicate them.
But just who are the TTP really? The Blackwater Organization is a privately owned, civilian organization which hires former military personnel as mercenaries in operations overseas. There’s been a lot of speculation that they were present in many areas in the Middle East and south Asia shortly before the eruption of battles and wars. While Blackwater may be civilian-owned on the outside, their intel suggests otherwise, and one can speculate their involvement with the CIA as to leave any blame on their actions on them alone and not on the government. Basically, it’s a total fissaad.
Taking into account that the TTP have also been known to be waging war against their own fellow Pakistanis for years, I see no reason to suspect they’re a legitimate organization. It’s not new that a powerful nation will covertly use espionage in order to leave their enemies crippled and easily controllable, this has been done all throughout our history.
Contrary to popular belief, the TTP are not the only Taliban regime. There are in fact multiple regimes, i.e., the Afghan Resistance who appear to be defending their homeland against invaders, Bait-e-Mehsud who are seemingly responsible for attempting to ruin Pakistani-Chinese relations, and then other military regimes which don’t have much involvement in any of this. However, the public merely only knows of “Taliban”.
A lot of ISI officials, past and present, have on numerous occasions pointed out evidence suggesting involvement of Mossad and RAW as well as CIA from evidence uncovered in raids on TTP encampments.
So what does this suggest? Most people won’t realize this because most mainstream media is too afraid to express their differences in the USA’s foreign policies – which is why you won’t hear about many of these stories in the public.
Take the attacks on Shias for example. Now, I’m not attempting to deter blame and not accept that many Pakistanis tend to be awfully narrow-minded when it comes to the affairs between Sunnis and Shias, heck, with religion in general, but these recent attacks appear to be too organized and too sudden. Most of the folk I know in and/or from Pakistan don’t care much for the differences between Sunnis and Shias and at most, might just start dissing each other for being kaffirs or fake Muslims, or whatever, but that’s it.
Any one with half a brain knows that the U.S. wants complete control of the Middle East and neighboring Muslim countries, especially Muslim countries with a powerful military presence which if I’m not mistaken, Pakistan currently has the most powerful military of the other Muslim nations.
What’s the best way to win over your enemy? Divide and conquer. A unified country is left weak and unable to defend itself.