Why cry over the death of our worst enemy?

[Jolie]

Re: Why cry over the death of our worst enemy?

@Sachaydino

Actually you are defaming Pakistan, writing lies and misguiding posts. Let there be a referendum in Pakistan to see how many people like these ‘maut ke saudagar’ and their brand of faith they want to impose.

Killing of Major-General won

Killing of Major-General won’t go unpunished: Kayani

**Being billed as a setback to talks with the Pakistan Taliban, the attack has provoked a strong response from Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani on Monday. He said in a statement that while it is understandable that they give peace a chance through a political process, “no one should have any misgivings that we would let terrorists coerce us into accepting their terms. The army has the ability and the will to take the fight to the terrorists”. He reiterated the “Pakistan Army’s resolve and unflinching commitment in fighting the menace of terrorism, in accordance with the will of the nation and at any cost.”
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Ahan. This is what he said quite recently when everyone was angry at Genaral death: “The national leadership has decided to give dialogue a chance to deal with the issue of terrorism and Pakistan army fully supports this process…The nation and the political leadership have to determine the parameters for holding such a dialogue… this process should bring unity among the nation instead of leading to a division,” (Force to be used as last resort, says Kayani - DAWN.COM)

I don’t what exactly you are trying to prove. Even in the extract you posted, Kiyani is clear about giving negotiation a chance which really is the main issue at the moment. The military supports peace talks and want it to succeed, that’s the bottom line. I don’t think there’s any confusion that in case the peace talks fail, force will be used. Imran’s said it and Kiyani believes that too, so looks like there is a plan in place.