Comments on: Peace at enormous cost

By: Global Voices dalam bahasa Indonesia » Pakistan: Gencatan Senjata Taliban

Global Voices dalam bahasa Indonesia » Pakistan: Gencatan Senjata Taliban — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 10:12:23 +0000

[...] K. pada Deadpan Thoughts berpendapat bahwa perdamaian telah dibayar dengan amat mahal: Singkatnya, pemerintah Pakistan telah menyerahkan [...]

By: Ammar

Ammar — Tue, 12 May 2009 19:16:20 +0000

Besides i firmly believe that Nizam-e-Adl is no problem to the peace of Valley n the government must give it a try; atleast it sounds much better then our prevailing system

By: Ammar

Ammar — Tue, 12 May 2009 19:11:36 +0000

Aoa! there is a gr8 misconception about the origin of Talbans n how they reached our Tribal areas , well just to give a little insight about the story, talban surfaced back in 1994 in afghanistan almost 5 years after the disintegration of USSR ,led by Mullah Umer a group of students from afghanistan decided to end the chaos ruling the nation and therefore they quickly gained popularity among the masses , they mainly comprised of the Jihadi leaders n students affiliated to various Madressahs,Arabs n people from uzbikistan, Kazikistan etc were also a part of Talban , they have left their native land to participate in the Afghan war, n after the war most of the foreign Jihadis decided to n were accomodated by the then government of Pakistan to dwell in the Northern Areas,so they have been living there for quite some time now. The trouble started when X-president Mush decided to go against the desires of his countrymen n dragged whole nation into the war led by USA, Pak Army first entered the scenario in 2004 by attackink Waziristan in 2004,with the passage of time n continous operation by army n uncondemned drone attacks by USA,hatred grew among the people as they retaliated in 2005 by attacking Pak armi in FATA n n they started joining the resistance against the USA led War against Terrorism under the command of Afghan Jihad commanders. India n Israel has used this situation to their own benefit by infiltrating the Talban groups n provoking the local people to join Talban , causing hatred against their very own country, consequently it has reached to such an extent that neither Pak Army nor the Tribal warlords or Talbans to be more specific; are willing to tolerate eachother n this has resulted in the 3rd Swat operation,

By: Global Voices in Italiano » Pakistan: reggerà la tregua tra esercito e pro-Taliban nella valle dello Swat?

Mon, 23 Feb 2009 00:48:44 +0000

[...] K., su Deadpan Thoughts, crede che [in] questa pace avrà un costo immane: In breve, il governo del Pakistan ha lasciato lo Swat in [...]

By: TAYYAB

TAYYAB — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:31:09 +0000

There is a difference between military and intelligence agencies.. taliban was created by intelligence agencies but the policies of our so called democrats perpetrated the taliban rule or misrule… if our so called puppet democrats had wanted, they could have disassociated themselves from these taliban oriented policies but unfortunately they lacked the guts to do anything of this sort!!!.. so much for democracy and all its shenanigans which have and are leading this country towards more and more disasters!!!

By: karachikhatmal

karachikhatmal — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 06:21:06 +0000

@ TAYYAB

“all this extremism and talibanization is a product of the misrule and myopic policies of our so called democrats”

please read up your history. the taliban and just about every extremist outfit in pakistan were spawned by the military. they are not democrats.

thank you.

By: Global Voices Online » Pakistan: The Taliban Truce Deal

Global Voices Online » Pakistan: The Taliban Truce Deal — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 00:27:23 +0000

[...] K. at Deadpan Thoughts thinks that peace has come with enormous costs: Thus in short the government of Pakistan has abandoned Swat to [...]

By: Kalsoom

Kalsoom — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 19:53:00 +0000

Good post. I really do think the ANP government has been so ineffective in governing the region that it’s really been a tragedy. “Brokering a peace deal”? More like giving up on Swat altogether. It’s a very sad development.

By: TAYYAB

TAYYAB — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 17:36:14 +0000

the problem i have is that we blame the shariah and condemn it.. agreed the talibans version is distorted to an extent but shariah in its essence is great as a system!!!… what i find hypocritical is that the same people who condemn this wrong implementation still continue to espouse the greatness of western notions of democracy which have proven to have failed completely in developing nations like pakistan… still the slogans go on that lets give democracy a chance… why give it a chance when all it has done is give rise to extremism and talibanisation…. all this extremism and talibanization is a product of the misrule and myopic policies of our so called democrats…. what we condemn today as distorted version of shariah is a product and result of the wrong policies of democrats….

its time to decide what we stand for and come out of our shell and learn to forge our own identity instead of succumbing to adaptation of alien and foreign concepts of democracy and liberation!!!

By: Raza

Raza — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 07:10:49 +0000

Its their version of Islam which is the scary bit isn’t it? You’re letting the same people make the laws who do not think girls should go to schools. WTH!