Fascist army can commit this horrible crime.

Submitted by M.Shafique (United States), Dec 7, 2007 at 01:54

Every army is fascist based on its training.Civilized nations keeps them at bay from civilians. US army crimes in Iraq is punished not because they love Iraqis but to protect themselves from their fascist mentality. In Pakistan nothing has been done about that. Even leaders like Benazeer could not comprehend that dilemma.

Nawaz sharif understood that but for that you have to bring opposition together which he did not do, instead he started arresting them. Now he understands it but Mohtarama is still not following that simple political rule.looks like she is in the grip of intelligence and that would spell disaster for the country. Naheed khan is specially designated for that purpose to monitor her every move.

Bhutto was hanged for simple reason that he wanted to bring third world together.But even for that the leading country has to be atomic that is another crime he committed. Generals always opposed that even Ayub khan expressed great anger toward Dr.I.H.USMANI in presence of Z.A. Bhutto when he requested him to initiate it.When NawazSharif in General staff meeting expressed his intention, all core commanders with the exception Air Chief opposed it,because they did not want to annoy West.(please refer to Sohail wataiech book "gadar kon") They also wanted to kill Sharif but with the stroke of luck he escaped from their grip.if you notice the excuse for their horrible crimes they adopt are usually something like that so that public attention would be diverted from them.

In new york Pakistani ambassador general durani in his interview in urdu newspaper said thank god nawaz sharif did not listen to me. That shows the mentality of the general if he is the civilian control.

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