U.S. forces all set to invade Pakistan

While the world debates Iran and its nuclear program, rising from behind the scenes, the United States is suddenly found prepared and all set to invade Pakistan.

No, Iran is not the immediate target. Iran will be attacked, today or tomorrow, but the focus is now Pakistan. The global economy simply cannot bear an attack on Iran, as Iran will conveniently cut-off supply routes from major oil exporting countries.

President Bush earlier stated that Pakistan will be the biggest challenge faced by the next US President, bigger than even Afghanistan and even Iraq.

US policy has taken a sudden u-turn. This could be the result of Iranian war games in response to Israel’s and the remarks of Ayatollah Khamenai’i.

Pakistan on the other hand is in a state of chaos and uncertainity. Our government takes its decisions in Dubai or London. The situation has been so crafted inside to make it easier for the United States to invade Pakistan.

In another development, the US Embassy closed down its consulate in Peshawer citing no specific reason. International news agnecies have also reported US forces building up on the borders, increasin possibility of an attack.

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U.S. Attack Nears, U.S. Embassy Closes Peshawar Consulate

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—The embassy of the United States in Pakistan has decided to shut down its consulate in Peshawar between 25 July and October 15, 2008, and advised U.S. nationals in Peshawar to exercise caution.

No reason was give for this move, which coincides with mounting reports in the U.S. media of an impending military attack [...]

http://ammar360.com/2008/07/18/us-attack-nears-us-embassy-closes-peshawar-consulate/

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The United States has betrayed allies in the past, it is stabbing us in the chest this time! And our government is silent about it. They have gone up to the extent of dismissing reports of a troop build-up on our borders.

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Western troop build-up sows alarm in Pakistan – Reuters Report

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The world has been given the impression that Pakistan is a failed or a failing state (which is not true)! They have created an impression that it is a country on the verge of collapse with Nuclear weapons.

Earlier this week, PM Gilani said that the world could face a possible 9/11 like attack planned from our tribal belt. What more could we ask for when our very own Prime Minister says what Pakistan kept on rejecting for years. Do we need any outside enemies? I ask you Mr. Prime Minister, why don’t you just invite the US forces to come and take over NWFP?

The government and the United States, both, are playing with fire!

It is time to tell the United States that we can not afford any more games, no more courtesy! The United States is no longer a friend, it is stabbing us in our face, not even from behind.

We can stop this together. The people of Pakistan have to rise. The situation is spinning out of control. I had mentioned in a column earlier, that it is time we need someone strong to step in as soon as possible.

If that does not happen soon, the only solution left will be for the people to stand up and unite.

May Allah Bless our nation.

This entry was posted by Ammar on July 18, 2008 at 10:02 pm, and is filed under My thoughts, Pakistan, The World. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0.You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.

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#1 written by SAWJ 3 years ago

The whole problem with our country is that we are too divided.

We need another coup before it’s too late!

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#2 written by anas 3 years ago

A conspiracy theory says the US wanted elections (not the people) to get this shitty government and find reasons to attack. So those calling for the ouster of Musharraf and elections were infact giving the US the reason?

Another theory is related to the elections in US, they want to show they’re doing something in Afghanistan, because Iraq is a lost cause for them.

And many more theories…

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#3 written by UTP 3 years ago

umm…I am feeling the pressure…I am feeling it…that usually doesnt mean good….

May Allah be with us and all our families…

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#4 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

Just have a look at the warden notice issued by the US embassy:

… Threats, protests, and demonstrations may occur throughout Pakistan without prior notice or warning and on occasion have turned violent, or have been the target of violence….

??!! Now What does this mean?

I have been strongly advocating that since last year, these violent protests have been US/India funded!

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#5 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

@ UTP!

I’ve been feeling the pressure too. And I totally unable to comprehend why our government is shying away from this fact. What will they do when this, God forbid, happens?

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#6 written by faisal 3 years ago

@ammar

Attack on Wana is US funded.
BLA is US and Indian funded(well supported by the unjustice Pakistan establishment did with Baloch people).
3rd November action by Mush is US backed.
War against Terrorism in Pakistan is US funded.
Murder of Benazir and clashes after that were deliberately triggered by agencies in a real planned manner(in our agencies US/Israeli and Indian agents are working, Rehman Malik and Mehmood Durrani appointed on Musharraf’s backing and infact Durrani was also there in Mush government are classic example of these).
Actions against judiciary (to destabilize the state by toppling the most important pillar of any country and to have a situation of a clash between institutions and people ) were US funded.
Attempt by PPP under benazir to hijack lawyers movement was a US attempt to take over the movement but wisely dealt by the lawyers movement and I must say APDM in which some good minds like Hameed Gul are sitting.
12 May was to please the zionists powers.

Protests against wana,balochistan,khyber agency operations or protests in favor of judiciary can never be backed by US or zionists and the reason is they are for a centralized cause which deviates from the script to break Pakistan(well written by zionists and wisely being played by Mush/Zardari/Altaf/Rehman Malik and company).

They will try to break any movement which lead to a centralized cause.

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#7 written by Abdul Basit 3 years ago

Just my 2 cents…..

You wrote:

It is time to tell the United States that we can not afford any more games, no more courtesy! The United States is no longer a friend, it is stabbing us in our face, not even from behind.

My question:

When was US our friend?

Never was, never will be!

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#8 written by Ammar Faheem 3 years ago

@ Abdul Basit:

This message is for our political leadership, who have considered the ‘Shaitan-e-Buzurg, USA’ as Pakistan’s friend based on how much the USA pays them… plus, the USA has also contributed billions of dollars to Pakistan’s economy and other things too for which our leadership claims them to be friends or allies…

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#9 written by anas 3 years ago

good minds like Hameed Gul?? God save us!

The former head of ISI, Lt Gen (retd) Hameed Gul played prime role in Afghan War against the former Soviet Union. A die-hard supporter of mujahideen, he is often held responsible by many for the spread of heroine and klashnikov culture in the country. Hameed Gul is also blamed for planning the disastrous Jalalabad operation in 1989 in which mujahideen suffered a major loss. The defeat was imminent as mujahideen did not have the capacity to capture a major city.

Gul also boasts of having organised the IJI against the PPP and spearheading ‘Operation Jackal,’ a plot by the ISI to topple Benazir Bhutto’s government in 1990. Gen (retd) Gul had great liking for Nawaz Sharif for being the head of the political organisation engineered by the ISI. On the other hand, he was one of the persons who were accused by Benazir Bhutto of conspiring to kill her after she returned to Pakistan on October 18, 2007. Gen (retd) served a legal notice on Bhutto for falsely levelling allegation against him.

It is said that for his liking for Nawaz Sharif, Gen Asif Nawaz developed differences with him and appointed him DG, Heavy Industries Taxila in 1991. Gul refused to take the assignment after which he was retired from the army.

Senior columnist Ardeshir Cowasjee criticises Gul for taking too much benefits from the army. He has especially talked about his transport business, making ample use of his army connections for the purpose.

These days, Gul speaks vehemently against American policies. But it is said that it was during his tenure as DG ISI that the US ambassador was allowed to attend the meetings of Afghan Cell of Benazir government. The very decision to launch Jalalabad offensive in 1989 is also said to have been made in one such meetings.

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