fight between good and evil

Re: fight between good and evil

Root of this "jihadism" is very much based on anti-Americanism. Pakistani govt being an ally of US is then easily seen as root of all evils (atleast in the local areas) or the target of "jihad". The politicians (mostly mullah side) are no different, they see America as the root problem hence they want govt to end alliance with US if their "help" is needed.

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if i was an army officer responsible for fighting jehadis, i would be double crossing my country because pakistanis do not care about people who are willing to pay ultimate price to defend pak.
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Right there, thats where most of our problems lie.... the tax thiefs have their reasoning for not paying tax, policemen have their excuses for taking bribes/not-enforcing-laws, jihadis have their excuses for being jihadi.... you just joined the wrong band-wagon.

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also imagine the reaction in america if america was being targetted as pakistan is today. in such a situation, american politicians would been falling over themselves in advocating hardline solutions. and no media organisation would have the balls to portray killers of americans as heroes. thankfully americans will not shirk from battle if pakistan gives up the fight against jehadis. unlike pakistanis, americans care about the life and safety of their countrymen.
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Have we had democracy for as long as America did? Have our media had such long "freedom"? Things do not come out perfect right from the beginning. They are to be "blamed" but then you have to look at some of the root causes for example what is the IQ level of most "journalism" students in the Universities? What is their knowledge in the subject they are covering etc? How much input the sponsors of those media have provided for being bad? etc. American media when goes against public opinion lose their appeal and their ratings go down, this was not so in Pakistan (when it was free).