America's Undeclared War on Pakistan
Source: While America, fearful of fighting a country with the world’s sixth largest army, has not formally declared war on Pakistan, it is carrying out regular military incursions on Pakistani soil.President Bush has given orders for 13,000 additional troops to be sent to the Afghan border and Barack Obama during his campaign speeches pledged he will “move two battalions” to the border.
Furthermore, he went to state “we must get off the wrong battlefield in Iraq and get on the right one in Afghanistan and Pakistan”.
He has openly declared that if Pakistan is not prepared to kill the so-called militants operating in the northern regions, then America will unilaterally attack targets in Pakistan.
It is now a daily occurrence that the American military is violating Pakistan’s sovereignty. Are these not the statements and policies of war?
The war on terror
The state of affairs in Afghanistan today is not due to terrorism; rather it is the result of the American invasion. The people of Afghanistan have retaliated by fighting these occupiers using “hit and run” tactics.
Have we not seen how the American’s created a similar situation in Iraq? Did we not witness how they took what was one of the most developed Arab nations at the time, imposed on it harsh sanctions before dividing it into three weak states which they control through a puppet government in Baghdad.
Now the American’s have turned their attention to the most powerful Muslim country, Pakistan.
Pakistan – the next Iraq
By accusing it of harbouring terrorists and the military of being terrorist sympathisers the Americans are following the same path as in Iraq. The famous 45 minute lie was used to create panic in the West so that there would be justification for attacks.
Today, the media is reporting that Pakistan, with its nuclear weapons, is a failed state and out of control in order to justify its attack.
By forcing the Pakistani army to attack the people in FATA, the American’s have created civil conflict in Pakistan and are using the same tactics to suggest that Pakistan is out of control.
Some of the American policy think-tanks are openly suggesting that Pakistan should be divided into smaller states and have part of the land annexed to Afghanistan and Iran.
The Indian government and the Mayor of Kabul, the American agent Karzai, have been the most vocal in supporting the American propaganda.
Pakistan’s puppet democracy is the problem
Today’s ‘democratically’ elected farcical and corrupt government has continued the same policy by helping the American’s in their attacks.
Despite the half hearted protests against the attacks the Zardari-Gilani government continues to allow supplies for American forces to be sent through Karachi.
They have given open support to the American attacks and supported the American media lies to suggest that Pakistan is facing an internal insurgency.
They have betrayed the people of Kashmir by moving troops from Kashmir to the FATA to support American troops, which has also assisted the Americans to strengthen the hand of their new allies, the Indian occupiers, in Kashmir.
Pakistan’s economic crisis
Decades of Western economic solutions and adherence to the IMF have brought Pakistan to the brink of disaster.
Despite Pakistan having abundant agricultural and mineral resources and even being able to manufacture its own heavy weapons the economy was built on the imitation of weak western solutions by corrupt democratic and dictatorial governments alike.
Now the IMF is being used as a political tool to further weaken the country by demanding cuts in defence spending before the Zardari government will be permitted to line their pockets.
The people of Pakistan already facing great hardship and are now faced with up to 10 hours of load shedding and huge price hikes for basic foodstuff.
Only Khilafah can address the needs of Pakistan
Only the Khilafah will establish a sovereign government that is not a puppet to Western colonialist nations where democracy and dictatorship have established subservience.
It will be obliged to establish unity and defend the blood and honour of the people against foreign aggression.
It will establish a stable economy with gold backed currency and utilise the resources to provide for people, not privatise to provide profits for foreign companies and corrupt parliamentarians.