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be rest assured US will no longer blame pakistan...wat ever they intend to do they will do it .... no excuses this time :)
have you seen their track record, or have you been glued only bahrat news.
Let me write again so you can read slowly over and over:
That is because desperate people do desperate things... To mask their 7 year long failures in Afghanistan they have to blame Pak and put it on the spot.
Success has many fathers failure is an orphan.
Looks like logic avoided you as well :)… just for you:
If US/coalition can block inflow to Afghanistan then half the problem will be solved but then it won’t give them right to complain and blame Pakistan.
Someone hits the nail right on the head.
Asia Times Online :: Middle East News, Iraq, Iran current affairs
In the past year, perhaps most disastrously, we have carried our Afghan war into Pakistan, a relatively wealthy and sophisticated nuclear power that has long cooperated with us militarily. Our recent bungling brutality along the Afghan-Pakistan border threatens to radicalize the Pashtuns in both countries and advance the interests of radical Islam throughout the region. The United States is now identified in each country mainly with Hellfire missiles, unmanned Predator drones, special operations raids, and repeated incidents of the killing of innocent bystanders.
The brutal bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, on September 20 was a powerful indicator of the spreading strength of virulent anti-American sentiment in the area. The hotel was a well-known watering hole for American marines, special forces troops and CIA agents. Our military activities in Pakistan have been as misguided as the Richard Nixon-Henry Kissinger invasion of Cambodia in 1970. The end result will almost surely be the same.
We should begin our disengagement from Afghanistan at once. We dislike the Taliban’s fundamentalist religious values, but the Afghan public, with its desperate desire for a return of law and order and the curbing of corruption, knows that the Taliban are the only political force in the country that has ever brought the opium trade under control. The Pakistanis and their effective army can defend their country from Taliban domination so long as we abandon the activities that are causing both Afghans and Pakistanis to see the Taliban as a lesser evil.
One of America’s greatest authorities on the defense budget, Winslow Wheeler, worked for 31 years for Republican members of the senate and for the General Accounting Office on military expenditures. His conclusion, when it comes to the fiscal sanity of our military spending, is devastating:
Re: Washington is not doing enough!
real politik. hegemonic powers over expand themselves and dissolve.
Re: Washington is not doing enough!
Its all about safeguarding one's interests (USA)
In Iraq they went in to help oil rich kuwait and got ki'chingggg double jackpot Oil Control.
In Pakistan they (usa) flourished during the cold war ensuring Pakistan don't get too cozy with their commy neighbours and grant them access to seashores of the south Arabia Sea.
In Afhganistan they (usa) realized another wealth stockpile they must secure for control access which is apparently a "cool thing" among US marine i.e Hasheesh & Opium produce
and who can do it more convinsingly? Karzai of course!