Kon hai hamara real dushman? drones or terrorists?

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Re: Kon hai hamara real dushman? drones or terrorists?

@phoenixdesi

I am a common Pakistani with many questions in my mind and I am sure many other Pakistanis will have those questions as well:

1. I am absolutely confused about who our real enemy is: US drones or terrorists?

2. Who is violating the sovereignty of Pakistan? USA drones or all
   these Uzbek/Chechen/Afghan terrorists who have Pakistani passports and Pakistani national ID cards and who are living freely in Pakistani cities?

**Because we don’t vett people who enter Pakistan as other countries do, and we don’t keep a track of those who enter the country to ensure that they also leave the country when required to do so according to the conditions on which they were allowed to enter. **

3)Didn’t after Peshawar School attack my beloved army cheif Raheel Shareef promise not to differentiate between bad and good Taliban, and promised to go after every terrorist. But now our beloved army cheif and Minister Ch Nasar have not given us one single answer what the hell was Mullah Mansoor doing in Pakistan using Pakistan passport?
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Not enough entry/exit control, and lack of a coherent system in place which grants or denies citizenship or right to claim to be a citizen. **

4)and if drone attacks indeed violate our sovereignty then how come our army and govt have never challenged the legality of drone strikes at any appropriate international forums or at an international court? Is our own army playing games with us Pakistanis and internally wants drone attacks?

If there was the will to do something, something would have been done about it. It seems like either the will is lacking, or the resources but then again the Generals love to have their F16 delivery rather than invest in a platform where integrity won’t be tied to the deal.

5. and why every global terrorist is found in Pakistan? Osama bin laden, haqqanis, Mullah Omar, Mullah Mansoor, Sheihk Umar and many many more..why? who is supporting and sheltering them?

**Today’s terrorists were yesterday’s freedom fighters. Somewhere there’s a disconnect there, and it doesn’t add up. **