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Why was Rabbani killed?

 24 September 2011

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When the US swept into Kabul in 2001, Burhanuddin Rabbani  was still recognised by the UN as the official president of Afghanistan. The assassination of  Rabbani is the beginning of Blackwill’s (former US Ambassador to Bharat) plan to bifurcate and divide Afghanistan between the Pakhtuns and the Non-Pakhtuns. Failing to win an iota of support among the Pakhtuns, the Bharatis put all their eggs in the basket of Abdullah Abdulla, Amin Fahim, Amrullah Saleh. The Bharaty spokesman in AMerican Ambassador Blackwill is on a paid circuit selling the idea of “Pakistani Afghanistan” and a “Bharati Afghanistan”.

Rabbani was the head of the High Peace Council, set up by the Karzai government a year ago to try to open negotiations with militants of the Taliban movement.It’s surprising that the Taliban targeted Burhanuddin Rabbani. Mullah Omar’s statement in August, hinting that the Taliban were interested in talking to Rabbani seems to contradict the current assassination.

The LA Times reports “The leadership of the Taliban, which has claimed responsibility for many other political assassinations, disavowed knowledge of Rabbani’s killing, saying it was investigating. Police have not yet concluded which insurgent faction might be responsible”.

Rabbani was no angel, he made a lot of enemies in Afghanistan. He loathe the Talibsand as the head of the Afghan High Peace Council he didn’t quite make friends and influence people. He consorted with all sorts of unsavory characters. He supported the war-lords like Dostum and Ismail Khan in 1995. Recently he made efforts to wean away elements of the Taliban and had tried to divide them.

President Karzai’s statement described his frustration “The mission that he had undertaken was vital for the Afghan people and for the security of our country and for peace in our country. I don’t think that we can fill his place easily.”

Rabbani seemed to have been duped by simple assassins wearing explosives in his turban. Ahmed Shah Massoud, his fellow Tajik, had been a victim of similar duplicity.  President Hamid Karzai and other Afghan officials described the murder plot as an elaborate ruse, months in the making. Some however blame Karzai who had urged Rabbani to meet his assassins for reconciliation. Predictably, some Afghans are blaming Pakistan, which is hardly surprising considering. Mourners at the Rabbani funeral were however equally critical of Mr. Karzai and of America. So slogans against the US, and Karzai were ubiquitous.

Rabbani’s murder is proof, that the efforts of the Talibs to reach out to the Tajiks have met another blow. Those who don’t want a united Afghanistan may have somethign to do with this murder. Already the Pro-Bharati Saleh, (the former intelligence chief fired at the insistence of Pakistan), issued a thinly veiled appeal for a widened campaign of anti government protests. Abdullah Abdullah ( Karzai’s onetime foreign minister and bitter rival during the last elections ) wanted to make a fiery speech to rile up the mourners. The organizers actually had to turn his microphone off, to prevent him from exploiting the funeral for his political ends.

Hence, it seems that the powers to be want to send Afghanistan into the hell-hole of civil war again. The results will probably be decided on the battlefield.  The US is in  a contrary mood.  Speaking like a General, Ryan Crocker, the former Ambassador to Pakistan and the current Ambassador to Kabul wants the US ‘to inflict more pain on the Taliban’ to make them amenable to a settlement when talks are held. Considering that the pain threshold of the Taliban seems infinite, mere talks, what to say of peace, must be many moons away. Moreover, the recent American ultimatum to Pakistan to act against the Haqqani network or else, and Pakistan’s seeming reluctance to oblige, has the potential to transform the Afghan war into a much larger conflict far eclipsing the current Taliban-led insurrection against Kabul and making prospects of peace even more remote.

Pakistan’s policy towards the Afghan peace initiative is tailored to please both our allies and their adversaries. However the basics of the policy from Benazir, to Nawaz Shrif, to Benazir to Nawaz Sharif, to Musharraf to Zardari has been consistent–Keep Bharat out.

Pakistan had  ‘no favorites’ among the different Mujahideen groups in the early 80s but then put all its support behind Hikmatyar’s  to the disappointment of Ahmed Shah Massoud. Massoud was devastated and waged his own lonely war. He felt betrayed. Pakistan then supported the Taliban in 1994. The reason for supporting the Talibs was to rid Rabbani’s pro-Indian regime in Kabul.

In the beginning Pakistan was wary of Hamid Karzai ’till he changed colors after Delhi supported Abdullah Abdullah. There is no use shedding crocodile tears lamenting Rabbani’s death when actually it’s more a case of ‘good riddance to bad rubbish”. Rabbani’s death will further fuel anti-Pushtun  sentiments and increase the turmoil in the cauldron of Afghan’s ethnic brew.

Rabbani, actually was an impediment to peace. He had tasted power and didn’t want to share it with the Pakhtuns. The Taliban are the flip side of the same coin, because they believe it is their God given right to rule Afghanistan.

The Afghan state was literally manufactured by the British in 1893. It was a “buffer state”. It did not exist before 1893. In more than a century no ruler has been able to cobble a country together.  There is no Afghan who is loyal to the flag or the country. In fact the flag has changed multiple times, each ruler changed it to his liking. A weak Afghan entity with zero capacity to ensure ethnic harmony, religious tolerance, effective governance, political rapprochement, economic malaise and establishing rule of law will not stand the onslaught of subversion from within.   All these leaders are loyal to their tribes and their ethnicity. When the Americans leave the so called “country” will fall apart, split along ethnic divisions–broken up into small emirates–which was the situation before the British and the Russian patched up a country with bits and pieces of Iran, Tajikistan, Pakistan (British Empire), and Uzbekistan.

It is in the interest of all regional powers to try to keep the emirates from waging perpetual war against each other and against the neighbors. The inevitable merger of the artificial emirates with Pakistan is inevitable. In the 60s, King Zahir Shah had actually agreed for a confederation, but LIaqat Ali Khan who had put together the proposal was assassinated–some think for brining Afghanistan and Pakistan together. This “New” Khorasan is what scares Delhi and Washington. This new confederated state linked with the the Dushambe-4 and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization will be a major power in the region–and the world. This was the real reason for Mullen’s outbursts.



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Impressive turnout as Pakistan Armed Forces Day marked in Kuala Lumpur

Pakistan Armed Forces are fully committed to fighting the menace of terrorism and a strong will demonstrated by the Pakistani nation and successful operations conducted by our armed forces against terrorists are a testimony to our resolve.

 

This was stated by Defence Advisor to Pakistan High Commission in Malaysia, Commodore Zahid Akram in his welcome address to a grand function held here in the Malaysian capital to mark the Pakistan Armed Forces Day.

 

General Tan Sri Dato Sri Zulkefeli Bin Mohd Zin, Chief of Defence Forces Malaysia, graced the event as Guest of Honour while Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Hj Jaafar, Chief of Navy, and General Tan Sri Dato Sri Rodzali bin Daud, Chief of Air Force, were among an impressive turnout of High Commissioners, Ambassadors, senior military and civil officials from Malaysian government and a large number of military attaches from different Missions in Kuala Lumpur.

 

The celebrations started by the playing of national anthems of Malaysia and Pakistan followed by a cake-cutting ceremony performed jointly by General Tan Sri Dato Sri Zulkefeli Bin Mohd Zin, Chief of Defence Forces Malaysia, and Mr. Masood Khalid, High Commissioner for Pakistan in Malaysia.

 

In his welcome address, Pakistan High Commission Defence Advisor Commodore Zahid Akram highlighted the sacrifices rendered by the Pakistani people and its Armed Forces, saying "no other society and no other armed forces have suffered as much as we in Pakistan in the fight against terrorism". "Pakistanis are a nation which is strong and resilient and committed to fighting the menace of terrorism," he said.

 

He also underscored the growing military-to-military relationships between Pakistan and Malaysia, saying the defence ties between the two countries started in earnest in 1959 when officers of Malaysian Armed Forces started training in Pakistan military institutions. "Since then, these ties have grown stronger with each passing year," he said, extending heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Malaysia and the Malaysian Armed Forces for their support to Pakistan in hours of need. 

 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 27th September, 2011



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KUALA LUMPUR: Mr. Masood Khalid, High Commissioner for Pakistan in Malaysia, General Tan Sri Dato Sri Zulkefeli Bin Mohd Zin, Chief of Defence Forces Malaysia, Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Hj Jaafar, Chief of Navy, and Commodore Zahid Akram, Defence Advisor to Pakistan High Commission in Malaysia, performing the cake-cutting ceremony at the Pakistan Armed Forces Day function organized by Pakistan High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.


 
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GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS

NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AND MOTORWAY POLICE

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Islamabad, the 27th September, 2011

 

 

PRESS RELEASE

 

¨                 FEDERAL MINISTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS HAS CONSTITUTED THREE MEMBERS INQUIRY COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE THE CAUSES OF THE FATAL ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON MOTORWAY.

¨                 IG NH&MP ISSUED NOTIFICATION.

 

Federal Minister for Communications Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan has constituted three members Inquiry Committee to investigate the causes of accident and to fix the responsibility of negligence of bus No.FS-4186 took place on 26-09-2011 at 1854 hours in the area of Salt Range (M-2) due to which 34 school children lost their lives and 55 received injuries. In this regard IG NH&MP has issued a notification. The committee comprising of the following members will furnish its detailed report/findings with in 05 days.

 

            1.         Dr. Muhammad Shafique, DIG HQ/Motorways                  Chairman

            2.         Mr. Shahid Yar Khan, DIG Training & Evaluation  Member

            3.         Mr. Muhammad Ali Khan, AIG (General)                            Member 

 

            The committee will determine the causes and will fix the responsibility of the fatal accident.  The committee will submit its report to the Minister for Communications Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan within 05 days.  Before that the Minister for Communications Dr. Arbab Alamgir Khan and IG NH&MP Zafarullah Khan visited the DHQ Chakwal and Fauji Foundation Hospital Kallarkahar lat night and inquired the health of the injured students and also assured the full cooperation by the Ministry and NH&MP to the parents of the injured school children.  While talking to media at the accident place, the Minister for communications announced the committee to determine the causes of accident.  The Minister also ordered to dispatch the dead bodies through NH&MP Ambulances to Faisalabad and the NH&MP complied the orders, accordingly.

 

 

 

 

  (M. JAVED CHAUDHARY)

PRO NH&MP/Minister for Communications

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Changed Improved and Repeated

 

US aggression to devastate her troubled economy

Adventure may harm US economy beyond repair

Wild military spending not helping US national security, image

 

 

 

Islamabad: [Sept 27]

The Pakistan Economy Watch (PEW) on Tuesday said attack on Pakistan would be a ruinous mistake by a country that is suffering from economic downturn.

 

US should consider controlling record debts and deficits which is only possible through cut in defence spending. Another adventure will require additional billions of dollars that American taxpayers cannot afford, it said.

 

American political and military leadership should realise that the current level of military spending not only strains their resources but has also tainted their image. It has done little to improve their national security.

 

Talking to officials and members of Pakistan Ex-Servicemen Society (PESS), Dr. Murtaza Mughal, President of the Pakistan Economy Watch said that Americans are known for blaming others for their humiliating failures.

 

Those US circles that are advocating attack on Pakistan are playing with fire which will first burn their own country, Dr. Murtaza Mughal said.

 

Such controversial policies have already ruined American economy and attack on Pakistan may harm US economy beyond repaid, he warned.

 

He said that our government could consider abandoning cooperation in war on terror and offer general amnesty to all insurgents to ensure peace.

 

At the occasion, former military officers including President PESS Lt. Gen (retd) Faiz Ali Chishti, Sq. Ldr. (retd) Liaquat Ansari, Col. (retd) Inam Rahim, Col. (retd) Khalid Mehmood, Col. (retd) Sajjad and others said that Pakistan is not as weak as Iraq or Afghanistan.

 

They said that US attack will harm Pakistan but it will destroy the sole super power.

 

They were of the opinion that US cannot be trusted anymore and that cooperation in war on terror has remained counterproductive.

 

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President Pakistan Economy Watch

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Please find below/attached a Press Release on Japanese Contribution to the 2011 Flood Response Plan for assistance to Food :

WFP News Release

27 September 2011


JAPAN CONFIRMS FIRST DONATION TO

 WFP'S FOOD RESPONSE IN PAKISTAN FLOODS


ISLAMABAD – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) today welcomed a crucial contribution of US$4 million from the Government of Japan, the first to be confirmed in support of WFP's emergency response providing life-saving food assistance to victims of this year's monsoon flooding in Pakistan's Sindh and Balochistan provinces.

Coming at a time when additional funding is urgently required, the donation will allow WFP to scale up its ongoing response in Sindh, where the devastating effects of the flooding have left an estimated 2.75 million people in need of immediate food assistance. The US$4 million  donation will be used to provide 600,000 people with a one-month family food ration.

"WFP is extremely grateful for this generous and timely donation from Japan. Families affected by the catastrophe have lost everything and are counting on WFP assistance to meet their most basic food needs," said Dominique Frankefort, WFP Acting Country Director in Pakistan. "This first Japanese contribution will allow us to start scaling up our response to reach all those so desperately in need."

Across affected areas of Sindh and Balochistan, WFP plans to provide up to 2.55 million people with life-saving food rations from October. By drawing upon existing food stocks available in-country, an initial 500,000 beneficiaries in Badin, Mirpur Khas, Nawabshah, Sanghar and Tharparkar are being targeted for WFP assistance in September, of which close to 300,000 have been reached thus far. "It is only thanks to the ongoing support of our donors, exemplified by this latest contribution from Japan, that WFP will be able to provide all the assistance required in the wake of the disaster," added Frankefort.

Following the launch of the Pakistan Floods Rapid Response Plan on 18 September 2011, WFP is urgently seeking US$133 million to meet the full extent of immediate food needs identified in recent and ongoing assessments. A further US$1.9 million is required by the WFP-led Logistics Cluster, in order to provide essential transport, storage and coordination services for the community of humanitarian respondents.


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