MARTY MARTEL

5:31 PM ET

March 8, 2011

Pakistan successfully blackmails international community

It is NOT just IMF that has double standards about disbursing aid for strategically 'more important' and 'less important' countries. Witness how US has given a pass to Pakistan's nuclear proliferation as well as Pakistan's sheltering of innumerable terrorist outfits on its soil.

Adm Mullen had following to say about America's primary ally in its fight against terrorism, to the foreign news media on 1/13/2011: "I've said it before and I'll say it again it, [Pakistan] is the epicenter of terrorism in the world right now. It is absolutely critical that the safe havens in Pakistan get shut down. We cannot succeed in Afghanistan without that. It's not just Haqqani Network anymore, or Al Qaeda or TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan), the Afghan Taliban, or LET (Lashkar-e-Tayyeba), it's all of them working together."

And previous US ambassador Anne Patterson to Pakistan, wrote in a secret review in 2009 that 'Pakistan's Army and ISI are covertly sponsoring four militant groups - Haqqani's HQN, Mullah Omar's QST, Al Qaeda and LeT - and will not abandon them for any amount of US money, diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks show.

Duplicitous Pakistan has poor U. S. over the barrel of a gun. US can NOT use its aid leverage to force Pakistan to stop supporting terrorist groups who kill US/NATO troops in Afghanistan day in and day out because US needs Pakistan's help in ferrying supplies to those very US/NATO troops.

Pakistan boldly holds the Western world to ransom. It garners generous financial aid and military supplies from the US and has successfully projected itself as recourse of last resort in its geographical theatre. It runs circles around international sanctions and bans by nurturing a large number of home-grown terrorist outfits forever changing nomenclature. In addition, it maintains seemingly endless supply of freelance non-state actors that allow it the fig-leaf of plausible deniability.

And in a masterful demonstration of how to manage chaos, Pakistan keeps its domestic situation in destabilized ferment and flux by stoking sectarian, that is, Sunni versus Shiite violence, and religious tensions between Islamic progressives and fundamentalists.

For the further bamboozling of the West, Pakistan uses its blow-hot-blow-cold relationship with the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban and its hosting of the Al Qaeda as adroit bargaining chips.

Pakistan also blackmails US by hinting menacingly about the possibility of its nuclear weapons falling to the Islamic fundamentalists led by Taliban as well even though it is Pakistani Army that created Taliban to begin with as Sandy Berger, Clinton's national security advisor told 9/11 Commission in 2004, 'Pakistani Army was the midwife of Taliban'. UN report on Bhutto killing released on 4/15/10 confirmed this fact when it noted that "The PAKISTANI MILITARY ORGANIZED AND SUPPORTED THE TALIBAN TO TAKE CONTROL OF AFGHANISTAN IN 1996".

LMWEATHERS

1:11 PM ET

March 9, 2011

Thinking about how the

Thinking about how the implosion of Pakistan would negatively affect all parties is very interesting- good point. The idea that the IMF is the one walking a fine line is especially enthralling considering, before I read this post, I wouldn't have thought twice about the IMF having all the power. This reminds me of a recent conference call my class at the University of Auburn sat in on. In it, we discussed the idea of UN Security Council expansion and the tendency for the US and other democracies to only want to expand the council to like minds. Now we are discussing IMF funding, which, because Egypyt was of life mind, at least on some level, for a long time, the US was more than willing to secure for Mubarak. Don't get me wrong, I think the US hesitancy is justified, because we are requiring an extemely basic level of stability; however, at some point we are going to have to reach a compromise to budget for the future.

DAVID BOSCO

2:46 PM ET

March 9, 2011

Thanks for the great

Thanks for the great comments; keep them coming!

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Bangladesh and the 'Islamic Republic of Pakistan' joint efforts to free the Indian-occupied Kashmiri citizens from the slaveryof the 'Brahmins-Hindus' dictatorship

Habib Yousafzai

(Spokesperson)

 

Bangladesh, formerly the East Pakistan, fought three wars for the liberation of Kashmir when it existed as East Pakistan until the alleged forces the 'Brahmins-Hindus' democracy/dictatorship caused its unfortunate separation from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

 

After dismemberment, neither of them alone can impress the Indian government to implement the Security Council, United Nations (SC:UN), resolution for the right to decide the fate of the oppressed people of the Indian-occupied areas of the Jammu and Kashmir, known as the Internationally Disputed areas of Jammu and Kashmir (IDA:JK), since 15th August, 1947.   As a result, the Indian government is continuously carrying out genocide, massacre, pogroms, humiliation, dehumanization, fake encounter killings, gross human rights violations, etc., of the innocent IDA:JK citizens, to say the least. It is because of the fact the 'Brahmins-Hindus' dictatorship, civil services and its armed forces knowing perfectly that there will be nobody to question their inhuman actions and crimes against the humanity.

 

The United States of America is reprimanding Colonel Qadafi of Libya for human rights violations against the Libya's population and both Bangladesh and Pakistan administrations have been watching helplessly and not able to speak out against the Brahmins-Hindus' New Delhi administration of India.  

 

It is right time now for the Bangladesh and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan administrations come out to enter in some mutual understanding, along with other nationalities of the alleged Indian dictatorship, to come out diplomatically for the aid of the IDA:JK.

 

The joint action of the Bangladesh-Pakistan administrations and of the IDA:JK citizens may quite likely produce a peaceful resolution of the IDA:JK, within the UN:SC resolution of 1948.

 

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The one-sided, alarmist prognosis by Mr Kamal Khan is not very helpful -- just amusing. Considering he is amongst the conspiracy theorists who believe 9/11 was an inside job, this rant suits him.
 
Sure the US economy is in dire straights (it's fiscal issues are a nightmare) and China will be the biggest economy by about 2015. Personally, I think that will be wonderful -- provided China also takes on the responsibilities that come with being No. 1 -- including improving their human rights record and being less aggressive with their currency which is destroying jobs world-wide and not only in America. I look forward to a Chinese being the Managing Director of the IMF (the Americans will never give up the Presidency of the World Bank and the Japanese will continue to hold the top position in the Asian Development Bank). And why not?!
 
The Chinese yuan will soon be included in the IMF's SDR currency basket (a matter of great prestige). The yuan may soon become an internationally traded currency but not just yet. The dollar will continue to show weakness as long as US growth remains lackluster and below-trend and unemployment is high. But a weak dollar is good for US exports and makes US imports more expensive contributing to external account adjustment.
 
In the meantime there will be a flight to quality, namely gold which just crossed $1,500 per ounce. 
 
Since the global economy is closely inter-connected, we should not gloat over the US' misfortunes. The US, the UK and the European economies (all in deep trouble with some having turned to the IMF for emergency assistance and others such as Spain, Portugal and perhaps even Italy about to go over the edge) are our export markets, where our capital/aid comes from and where our workers who send back Pakistan millions of dollars as remittances to sustain our economy reside. It is also the source of our high-tech imports. We should hope that the global economy revives steadily and that it broadens. If it stalls, or there is a double-dip recession, it will hurt Pakistan as an open import-remittance-and-aid-dependent country proportionately more than it will hurt the advanced countries. They have the safety nets to protect their poor; we don't.
 
It will be a very long time before countries will stop buying US government paper -- including the Chinese. It is true S&P, the rating agency, has recently sounded a warning on US debt. But after the last financial crash in 2008-09, the reputation of all rating agencies is in tatters. These were the same rating agencies giving AAA marks to sub-prime (junk) mortgage-backed securities which companies like Goldman Sacks were selling to their prime clients while at the same time betting that they would fail.
 
This is a complex subject and just some random thoughts on a warm and sunny afternoon which thankfully heralds a much-awaited Spring in the US Northeast.
 
MAA
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In a message dated 4/29/2011 12:12:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ksherry59@yahoo.com writes:

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: KAMAL KHAN <kamalkhan_171@yahoo.com>
To: Pakistan-Media@yahoogroups.com
Cc: Media-Tribe@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 3:16 PM
Subject: Fw: [Pak-Media] IMF Bombshell: Age of America Nears End

 
Let everyone be very very clear about what's going on in the World Today and the Impact which will be felt by 1 ) Rest of the World   &  2) Pakistan & Pakistani's.First of all The Chaos which Started with Tunisia and then started to Spread to Egypt , Yemen, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Syria , Libya etc etc. This chaos was  a well thought out operation planned 10-12 years back and then the coordination, strategy and finally the implementation went into being causing this chaos . One can Ask FOR WHAT ? Three Reasons 1) Protection of Israel & the Jews.2) Money as USA is bankrupt and Middle east had stopped Putting its Money in USA for the Past 10 Years ( This Includes Crude Oil & International Prices of Commodities which are also effected).3) Power and Control (Out with the Old who had started to give excuses and in with the New who are easier to command).Just as 9/11 was a US Government Inside Job. This was also done by the Few who Control
Governments.The Effect surprisingly has so far been in-effective for USA & ISRAEL as people like me also know "THE REAL TRUTH" and are spreading this knowledge. I have been threatened a few times and might be one of the missing persons soon enough as i know too much Just Like Dr. Aafia Siddiqui knew too much and was well connected.The Effect on the World is easy and simple as Now everyone should know or if they don't then I will spell it out to everyone.  USA is BROKE . G-10 are way Over their Heads in Debt excepting China and Japan.That is where electronic Money/Wire Transfers come into play.  ALL IT and things can be controlled at the IT Data Centre.  SWIFT Data Centre is in Brussels. Need i say further?. USA has over US$ 16.411 Trillion in Debts and ONLY US$ 399 Billion Gold Reserves (At current Rates). That is why China is now asking for Guarantees and anyone who will put his money would ask for Guarantees considering the US Dollar has been
losing its value for the Past 20 Years. The Effect of this Financial Tsumani will be especially felt by UN , IMF , WORLD BANK , ADB, Europe and ALL Those countries who have their currencies pegged to the US Dollar or who have USA as a Major trading Partner. 
One of my Old 08th July 2008  Write-ups forewarning the start of Goof-Ups by the US Government by their "FINANCIAL GURUS/EXPERTS"

THE ALARMING HEALTH OF THE US ECONOMY

 

The health of U.S. has been on the rocks ever
since the Gramm-Rudmann-Hollings Law was amended/scrapped by President Bush.
The Repercussions on the Consumer/Common man on the street will be felt when
the Debt Servicing gets to above 3 Percent of GDP. which it already is. That
means that a period of recession which we have started. This should last for
another 2 possibly 3 years till 2011 
followed inflation will follow for the next 5-7 years finally followed
by a Period of Stagflation possibly 3 years (reason I say Possibly, is because
all these depend on favourable / unfavourable changes of policy

of / from The US Government) i.e. I see Interest rates back
above double digits in 7-10 years. With the economy performing poorly. Proper
Recession should show its indication from 2009. Therefore Outflow of
investments should pick up speed 2009 onwards. Strikes / Bankruptcies to double
in the next 5 years. Unemployment to double in next 5 years. The USD to FALL ,
the Stock market to Fall to 7,000 levels . The banking sector to lead the way
as FDIC doesn't  have enough money to
bail out a Top 20 US Bank. The Blame (I Feel) goes ALL to US Congress-Senate
especially PRESIDENT BUSH for his policies to gain Votes and popularity NOW at
the cost of the Future of the US People as the Consumer/Common people in USA
will feel the HIT 5-7 years down the road in a Big way. First Recession
followed by Stagflation after 3-5 years will and should be hitting the economy
in 2009 onwards as the Sub-Prime Mortgage crises is ONLY the forewarning of
worse gloom and doom to follow. Financial Sector (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
will cost the Government over 100 Billion Dollars and this will  add to the doom naturally this will be taken
from the Consumers/Common Taxpayer).

 

UNLESS AND UNTIL THE TWIN DEFICITS ARE CONTROLLED NAMELY
BUDGET AND TRADE DEFICITS THEN IF DEVALUATION OF THE DOLLAR ON A MASSIVE SCALE
PLUS SPENDING CUTS ARE CARRIED OUT THE BALOON WILL BURST SOONER RATHER THAN
LATER SPELLING GLOOM AND DOOM ON A FAR MASSIVE SCALE THAN 1929 (GREAT
DEPRESSION).

 

So who is going to Bail out the USA ? EU ? World Bank ? IMF ? Japan
? China
? Who ???

 

 

Note what I have written down now as Time will tell you IF I
am right or wrong. Today 08 July 2008.

(This is my Personal Analysis and my own working)

 

Regards

Kamal Khan

Analyst/Consultant

Impact for Pakistan Can be minimal IF corrective measures/Steps are taken. 
I am available for Help... Losses will be in US$ Billions and in Europe and USA Trillions.
Signing Off
Kamal Khan 


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The price of freedom

By Yvonne Ridley in Benghazi
 Just a few weeks ago I stood on a public platform and vigorously slammed proposals for Western military intervention in Libya.
 The hasty scramble by the Americans, French and Brits lacked strategy and a clear goal.
 To me it appeared to be yet another oil-fuelled, reckless act by gung-ho leaders who would end up being sucked in to a long military campaign as futile as the Bush-Blair adventures into Iraq and Afghanistan that we are still paying for in terms of wasted lives.
 "Here we go again," I said. "Another imperialistic adventure with the long-term aim of getting our grubby hands on other peoples' oil."
 To those few Libyans present, I warned they would live to regret this pact with the West that I likened to jumping into bed with the Devil.
 Being very conscious of the fact I'm not a Libyan and desperate at not wanting to be seen as another opinionated Westerner sticking my nose into matters I didn't understand, I sought the views of many Libyan friends and contacts.
 Their reaction was mixed, but more often than not I was told that without outside help the Libyan people would be slaughtered by Gaddafi who himself described those who opposed him as cockroaches that needed to be crushed.
 To justify my stand I reasoned that all revolutions are bloody and that the heroic people of Tunisia and Egypt had paid the blood price in their hundreds to win freedom.
 I even recounted Malcolm X telling people that if they were not prepared to die for it they should remove the word freedom from their vocabulary.
 Of course making grand statements from platforms in central London is one thing but going to see for myself what was happening on the ground was something else.
 My few days in Libya proved to be extremely humbling, illuminating and provided me with a reality check.
 I was wrong about opposing military intervention. No if, buts or maybe – I was wrong, wrong, wrong.
 The people of Libya would have been brutally crushed without mercy if the West had not responded to their cries for help.
 Perhaps the greatest shame is that Arab leaders stood by emotionless as the Libyan people begged everyone and anyone for help to bring down Gaddafi.
 Some of those Arab leaders had no such hesitation in answering cries for help from the oppressive royal regime in Bahrain … obviously the Saudis and rest of the GCC cabal felt uncomfortable helping to bring down an evil, brutal, dictator who routinely abused and oppressed his people while happily propping up another.
 It could have been an opportunity for the rising regional power Turkey to step in to the breach but to the massive disappointment of the Libyan people Recep Tayyip Erdogan refused to become embroiled.
 So in the end the West did intervene and although the blood of innocents is still flowing in the streets at least it is not a torrent.
 And maybe this is a war led by no one, with no particular aim but the enforcement of the No Fly Zone has prevented a massacre.
 That is the view held by one of Libya's spiritual leaders Sheikh Mohammed Bosidra who told me: "We had no choice. It was either make a pact with NATO or be crushed. It was a matter of survival, as simple as that."
 However many have already paid the ultimate blood price. Each town and city has a special place for its martyrs, and there are many. Faces of young men stared back at me from family portraits proudly hung in the central square Benghazi and what struck me was how young they were.
 In Derna, more portraits of the sons of Omar Al-Mukhtar hung in the town centre and some of the bodies have been buried in a cemetery next to the tombs of three Sahaba and 70 other martyrs who fought against Roman and Byzantine forces in 692AD.
 "We have a very fine tradition of producing martyrs in Derna and that is why Gaddafi hates the people of Derna more than anywhere else in Libya," one woman told me.
 And then she pointed to a French Tricolore and a Union Jack whispering: "Thankyou, we will never forget what you have done for us."
 I admit I felt uncomfortable, even a fraud, on several different levels by accepting her thanks. Usually I end up apologizing for the deeds of various British governments and Empire so this was something new for me.
 We are still not clear what is the endgame of the NATO-led force, but the Libyan people are crystal clear in one thing: Gaddafi must go.
 Only then can they begin to work out the next move, and it won't be easy.
 The Transitional National Council, says it is committed to liberate every part of Libya from Aamsaad in the east to Raas Ajdair in the west, and from Sirte in the north to Gatrun in the south.
 But from what I could see the mission is unstable and unpredictable, chaotic, disorganised and confused.
 However, what is undeniable is the bravery and courage of the Libyan people who we in the media routinely refer to as rebels … these people are not rebels. They are shopkeepers, students, doctors, businessmen and mechanics who have never owned a gun or wanted to pick one up in anger, until now.
 And yet there they are, tens of thousands, prepared to die for freedoms and liberties they've never known in Gaddafi's 41-year rule.
 I was moved to tears by a regiment of young men who marched, rallied and chanted demanding to be sent to the front lines in Misrata to help their brothers in arms.
 Their personally-delivered message in Benghazi was to the members of the interim government and they were extremely critical of some elements of the TNC who they said were more interested in parading around with bodyguards intoxicated with the little power they had than making real decisions.
 The criticism of the leadership was stinging but reassuring that these young men were not blind to the shortcomings of their own. Too often in the Middle East people are blind and unquestioning in their loyalty to their leaders.
 It is clear to me that once Gaddafi is gone - and he will go – that the Libyan people will not replace him with another tyrant or a Western puppet. Whatever government and constitution they choose will be one of their own making.
 But first we in the West must give them all the help and support they need to accomplish the removal of Gaddafi until it is time for NATO to go in a dignified exit.
 And who knows, for once, Western intervention might just be regarded as a force for good.
 * British journalist Yvonne Ridley is European President of the International Muslim Women's Union.
 
 

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Assalam-o-Alekum. Some aspirants of CSS and PMS (federal and provincial civil services) belonging to Karachi, Multan, Rawalpindi and Bahawalpur have contacted me for their problems. They want electronic media to highlight their issues at national level. can someone plz get me contact numbers of anchorpersons of various talk shows (including kamran Khan, Javed Chaudhry, Talat Hussain, Mubashir Luqman).

Thanking you in anticipation,

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Dear friends, colleagues and scholars,

Please find the column in attachment, which is published in today's daily AAJ 'Review of International Reports on Pakistan' by Fasihuddin..

Column Khama Ba josh will appear twice a week in daily AAJ newspaper

With Best Wishes
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Imran Ahmad Sajid
General Secretary,
Pakistan Society of Criminology
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Warsak Road, PESHAWAR,  Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa, Pakistan.
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