Obama, the US and the Muslim world: the animosity deepens

[Captain1]

Re: Obama, the US and the Muslim world: the animosity deepens

@CENTCOM

Dear Captain1 and Rommel,

I would like to set the record straight for you. I guess you do not remember Bosnia, where during the civil war Muslims came under attack and it was the U.S. who sent their peace keeping forces to stop the killings. The consequence was that the Muslim population was saved, and Bosnia today is a thriving country, and the perpetrators of crimes against Bosnians were brought to justice in the Hague. Indonesia is another country, (If I am not mistaken, with the largest Muslim population) where we were welcomed with open arms when we went to help rebuild after the tsunami that devastated them. I feel that a common Pakistani’s mind has been polluted by conspiracy theorists, although even today Pakistani Students come to the United States on USAID scholarships. We have been helping with building Schools and feeding less fortunate. The USAID has supported Pakistan in its energy needs with upgrade projects at Mangla.

We totally understand the sacrifices the Pakistani nation has given. We stand by the people of Pakistan in this period of trail against terrorism, like we did during the 2005 earthquake, and the 2011 floods. Like I said earlier, Pakistan is an important part of the region, and it is in everyone’s interest to see Pakistan prosper and progress.

Abdul Quddus
DET-United States Central Command
www.centcom.mil/ur

There are tonnes of other records which I wish US could ‘straighten’. By providing monetary support with continuous threats and killing civilians at same time you don’t make friends with ‘nation’, by promising energy support and not actually providing any material for energy needs and continuous threats if Pak made accords for other energy sources “rulers” may be satisfied but not country as whole… kahan tak suno gai kahan tuk sunaoon Quddus sahib!