[Pak-Media] DO NOT trust Failed Leadership Of People Party (FLOPP) and current Government of Pakistan

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I have been screaming on top of my lungs all along DO NOT trust Failed Leadership Of People Party (FLOPP) and current Government of Pakistan but no body listened. Some of you are witness to alarming heads up.

OBL death will have few developments in coming days, months and years.

1. Barak Hussain Obama will be USA president again.

2. zaradari will never be a president ever again as long as he lives.

3. ISI and CIA will continue covertly and overtly they will be rivals.

4. KSA will be funding Pakistan extensively for not exposing their wahabi influence and involvement in Madrasah's in Pakistan.

5. USA will withdraw their financial assistance to Pakistan and they should until zardari and his clan is around. This is not fair to US tax payers.

6. China will now be more involved in Pakistan financially and covertly. Pls not zardari traveled to china almost monthly basis. I don't think he needs to learn Chinese. It would be nice if he clearly speaks urdu first. Smart nation got an world class idiot as their leader. Lord knows What went wrong in Pakistan oh its a curse in a shape of zardari and Rehman Malik.

7. New politicians will emerge to lead Pakistan in to a new dimension. Its my pleasure to share the hope; a honest balanced and level headed person. Sir, Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi.

He wrote a piece post OBL EKIA.

Some of you might be quite familiar with Imran. He is a friend of all civilized nations. He stand firm for principals and believe in freedom and justice for all.

He is a friend !!! You all should be very proud of his accomplishments. To learn more about Imran please visit links below.

www.shaukatkhanumn.org.pk

www.namalcollege.edu.pk

Many brilliant and sensible people around the globe found him to be the only solution to the problems of Pakistan and trust me he can fix what needs fixing.
Pakistan has lost its dignity and self-esteem. Everyone began asking: whatever happened to the Pakistani army and its intelligence?
by: Imran Khan:

Tuesday, May 3,2011

The people of Pakistan woke up yesterday morning to be told the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed. But this news did not come from any of their leaders – not the Pakistani President, not the Pakistani Prime Minister, nor the Pakistani Army chief. Instead this news came from US President Obama, when he appeared on television and informed the world how the US had been gathering intelligence about a town two hours north of the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.
Pakistanis were dumbfounded especially when no statement was forthcoming from their government in the wake of the Obama speech. The big questions that everyone began asking, and for which no answers have been forthcoming, were:

who allowed the Americans to come to Pakistan and carry out this attack? And whatever happened to the Pakistani Army and its intelligence?
We were all still wondering when we heard, much later, contradictory information being disseminated from the Government of Pakistan and the Western media (with the Indian media out rightly accusing ISI of supporting terrorists). Many hours later the Pakistani Prime Minister claimed that all the intelligence had come from Pakistan, but the US administration and the Western media said Pakistan was totally out of the loop with no information sharing on this action.

All this has led to other serious questions being raised in Pakistan. For instance, if the Pakistan government or the army had this intelligence, why did we not take out Bin Laden ourselves? Why did we have to rely on the Americans coming over from their air bases in Afghanistan? Equally disturbing is the tremendous level of distrust the US has for the Pakistanis, which led it to jam the radars during the duration of the operation.

There is not just confusion that prevails in Pakistan, but also a national depression at the loss of national dignity and self-esteem as well as sovereignty. There is no answer to these questions and this simply allows allegations from the West and from India to go unchallenged that Pakistan has been protecting Bin Laden and other terrorists; that Pakistan knew he was here and kept him safe.

The president, the prime minister and the army need to address this immediately and if, as they claim, they had the intelligence that led to the killing of Bin Laden, why it was not done by Pakistani forces? Until this happens, Pakistan will suffer a great loss of credibility – and this from a country that has the fifth biggest army in the world and a hefty defence budget.

The reason we will not get these answers, of course, is that we have the most corrupt and incompetent government in our history.

And just how did it come to this? On 11 September 2001, Osama bin Laden was in Afghanistan and there were no suicide attacks in Pakistan. Fast forward 10 years and there are 34,000 Pakistani dead, the economy has lost $68bn according to President Zardari himself, a massive figure if you consider that the country has received a total of only $28bn in aid from the US.

In the past decade, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced and we have created insurgent groups like the Pakistani Taliban. Meanwhile, in 2010 across Pakistan there were 500 bomb blasts and today the major financial hub Karachi is aflame with people dying on a daily basis as a result of terrorism. The largest province in area, Baluchistan, is prey to a violent insurgency.

Back in 2001 and 2002, the US attacks in the Tora Bora region forced some of the Al-Qaida leadership across the porous 2,500km border with Pakistan; a border which the local tribes always traversed at will. This was not a situation of war. What Pakistan should have done at this time was to use the tribal people to capture the fleeing members of Al-Qaida.

Instead, we got ourselves into a situation where the Army, under pressure from the US, commenced military operations against its own tribal people, which is what led to the revolt of the tribal and by 2004 Pakistan was dragged into the conflict with huge levels of collateral damage, and ultimately leading to the creation of the Pakistani Taliban.

After yesterday's attack Pakistan is in great danger. There will be a backlash and there will be added pressure for the Army and the ISI to do more. Will we now be going into North Waziristan in pursuit of other insurgents?

The truth, of course, is that Pakistan cannot afford any of this. It cannot afford the inevitable extremist backlash; it cannot afford the targeting of its troops; and it certainly cannot afford the economic consequences.

We, the people of Pakistan, no longer have a government that represents us. It is time for Pakistan to get out of this war – and to recognize that if we continue along this path we are doomed.

Pakistan can no longer afford the human and financial costs and must, along with the rest of the world, realize that ultimately the solutions to these problems are political – and the weaker the state becomes, the less likely it will be to tackle the menace of extremism.

The US has won its battle against Bin Laden, but the war remains open ended.


nndnn

Mak


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[Pak-Media] Article from Yvonne Ridley on OBL

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 By Yvonne Ridley
 
Obama snatches defeat from jaws of victory
 
 As the news of Osama bin Laden's death filtered out onto the streets of America it triggered unsightly scenes of undiluted hysteria, chest-thumping and back-slapping which has sadly become a trademark of the vengeful 'hang'em high' lobby that emerged from the rubble of 9/11.
 
 And just like George W Bush did on that horrific day way back in 2001, US President Barack Obama unashamedly wallowed in a flag-waving, nationalistic wave of emotion, crowing about national unity and everyone pulling together as he revealed the manhunt for the world's most wanted man had finally been concluded.

It mattered not the al-Qaida leader was unarmed – that detail was kept back as hugely distorted stories zoomed around the globe about how the evil Arab used his wife as a human shield while firing off rounds at the heroic soldiers who risked their all for Uncle Sam.

The naked display of uncontrollable gung-ho emotion was bad enough but then a smug-looking Obama began sounding like Glenn Ford in a scene from High Noon as he lectured the world about "justice being done".

 To quote my favourite journalist Gary Younge: "This was not justice, it was an extra-judicial execution. If you shoot a man twice in the head you do not find him guilty. You find him dead. This was revenge. And it was served very cold indeed."

 Mercifully, in this sea of madness another sane voice in America also drowned out the hate-filled chorus and it came from an unlikely source - 9/11 survivor Harry Waizer.
 
If anyone had a right to jump up and down like a lunatic at the show of a full moon it was him, but instead of adding to the hatefest he said: "I just can't find it in me to be glad one more person is dead, even if it is Osama Bin Laden."
 
I hope now that America's Number One Bogeyman is no more the USA returns to some semblance of normality that has been absent from its landscape since the now discredited War on Terror began.
 
And I hope that the US Administration will stop using the politics of fear on its own people who have been ruthlessly hyped up in to a state of advanced paranoia at every opportunity. High days and holidays have been blighted by accelerated levels of terror alerts while the latest airport scares and the latest suspect parcels have brought major cities and their transport networks to a halt.
 
While it is always dangerous to generalize the American people appear to have been kept suspended in fear ever since 9/11 – the reality is ordinary citizens have more chance of being shot in their backyard than be killed by a terrorist.
 
30,000 innocents die every year in gun-related crime – that's a 9/11 multiplied by ten - but the close relationship with deadly weapons shows no sign of abating in trigger-happy America.
 
In terms of a violent society and armed citizens, the US is in a league of its own and sadly the state of disregard for the law and justice filters all the way down from The White House.
 
That the most powerful man in the world can stare straight into the cameras and say: "Justice was done" over Bin Laden's murder borders on absurdity; it's almost Pythonesque.
 
 Real justice would have involved an arrest, a trial by jury and a sentence in an international court should the thought of holding him on USA soil prove too frightening.
 
Real justice would not have involved shooting an unarmed man in front of his wife and children – there were no bodyguards in the house in Abbottabad in Pakistan.
 
Real justice would not have involved charging into someone else's country with armed forces unannounced, if indeed that was really the case in Pakistan.
 
I'm surprised David Cameron, the British Prime Minister and other political leaders went into congratulatory mode in the House of Commons over the whole saga.
 
Had it not occurred to them that if OBL had chosen to hide out in Didsbury, Tooting or Chipping Norton then US Special Forces would have come into the UK all guns blazing?
 
I wonder would Cameron have gushed forth with undiluted praise then?
 
We don't know who America's next Bogeyman is going to be, but what if he does live in Britain or chooses to hide in the UK? What then? Do we sit back and allow America to breach our sovereignty in the name of US justice?
 
Are there any real guarantees that we won't have US Navy Seals bursting into our neighbourhoods anytime soon?
 
OK, it's highly unlikely but not impossible. This is what happens when there's total disregard for international law, Vienna and Geneva conventions et al.
 
 Distinguished QC Geoffrey Robertson is a man I'd like to lock in the Oval Office with the Commander in Chief for maybe 30 minutes. A renowned international human rights lawyer, he is not at all impressed by Obama's interpretation of justice.
 
 Writing about the OBL killing he said the law "permits criminals to be shot in self-defence. They should, if possible, be given the opportunity to surrender, but even if they do not come out with their hands up, they must be taken alive, if that can be achieved without risk. Exactly how Bin Laden came to be shot (especially if it was in the back of the head, execution-style) therefore requires explanation. Why the hasty "burial at sea" without a post-mortem, as the law requires?"
 
Why indeed? The trouble is various US Administrations have lied to the world – lied about the reasons for going to war in Iraq, lied about the existence of WMD, lied about Saddam being in league with al-Qaida.
 
And the problem with serial liars is that when they do tell the truth no one believes them.
 
Once again America has managed to shoot itself in the foot in the name of justice – a justice that has earned the admiration and praise of the chairman of the Israeli parliamentary Committee for Foreign Affairs and Security.
 
 Shaul Mofaz of the right wing Kadima is now urging the Zionist Government to assassinate Palestinian leaders like the "US did with Osama bin Laden".
 
 He seems to have overlooked the fact that Israel has been "doing an Obama" for years as the leadership of Hamas can testify.

 Nevertheless, it seems that even though international law prohibits the use of extra judicial assassination policies, various states of terror may now starting "Doing an Obama".
 
 After bringing an end to the biggest manhunt in US history, the US President has managed to snatch a defeat from the jaws of victory.
 
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[Pak-Media] 'Zero transparency in Bin Laden killing

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[Pak-Media] Press Releases from United Nations Pakistan

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Dear Media Colleagues,
 

Please find attached ;
 
  • Press Release from UN-HABITAT regarding " Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority's efforts recognized by United Nations ".
  • Press Release from UNESCO regarding "The potential of the new media in Pakistan, on World Press Freedom Day celebrations ".
Your usual cooperation for their coverage and placement would be appreciated.


 

 






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