Imran for untying terror war knot

[unknownprince]

Imran for untying terror war knot

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Published: November 27, 2011

SHUJABAD – PTI Chairman Imran Khan has strongly condemned the Nato attack in Mohmand Agency, urging the government to separate Pakistan from the war on terror.

“The attack is not launched by Pakistan’s enemies. Instead, it is carried out by its ally,” he said while addressing a public gathering Saturday.
Imran went on: “Pakistan has lost 40,000 lives in the war against terror and our soldiers are being killed by these so-called allies.”
He said the “so-called” war on terror was launched by “a man who was greedy for dollars”. He added that the war unleashed suicide bombings and act of terrorism in Pakistan.
“I said seven years ago that the war on terror did not belong to Pakistan,” he said, adding that there was no military solution to the militancy.
“Now, time has come for the government to withdraw from the war,” the cricketer-turned-politician said.
He said peasants have been paying the price for corruption of rulers. He said that the government, which claims to have given peace a chance, is violating the resolution of the all-party conference (APC).
Foreseeing his party’s victory in the next general election, he said: “No party can stop PTI’s tsunami now.”

[unknownprince]

Is it not good that Imran is ending the support for the US war and occupation of Afghanistan?

Imran Khan has made it clear that there will be no longer any Pakistani support for the US war and occupation of Afghanistan. His statements in itself end this support for the inhumane and unacceptable US war and occupation of Afghanistan. He is reversing all the treacherous decisions made by Musharraf in the early days of the US war and occupation of Afghanistan.

It is for this immoral support of the US war, that "militant" groups formed and made their positions known. What is termed "militancy" is a simple reaction to foreign meddling and interference. They were a reaction to Pakistan's alliance with the US in this war. It is logical to therefore conclude that Imran ending the cooperation/support and forcing the US exit from Afghanistan is in the interest of the Afghans as well as the region. This ending of Pakistan support for the US war will bring about peace in the region.

This is an alliance that should never have happened in the first place.

Any nation or person that supports war is against peace, independence, and humanity. Imran has taken the right step toward peace. Is that not an agreed point? Is it not right to oppose war and occupation of nations in the world?

[Al Hanif]

Communist regimes have engaged in mass killings on a scale of millions of individuals.[29] A work entitled The Black Book of Communism published by the Harvard Press focuses on the crimes, terror, and repression of modern communist regimes over a 70 year period.[30] This book is fairly controversial partly due to the various estimates regarding the millions of people who died under communist regimes.[31][32][33] [34][35]
Similarly, a influential book which concerns itself with Russian communist torture, repression and atrocities is Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago which won Solzhenitsyn a Nobel Prize.[36] In 1983, Alexander Solzhenitsyn in which he gave his explanation of the cause of why millions of people died under Russian communism:
“ Over a half century ago, while I was still a child, I recall hearing a number of old people offer the following explanation for the great disasters that had befallen Russia: "Men have forgotten God; that's why all this has happened. Since then I have spent well-nigh 50 years working on the history of our revolution; in the process I have read hundreds of books, collected hundreds of personal testimonies, and have already contributed eight volumes of my own toward the effort of clearing away the rubble left by that upheaval. But if I were asked today to formulate as concisely as possible the main cause of the ruinous revolution that swallowed up some 60 million of our people, I could not put it more accurately than to repeat: "Men have forgotten God; that's why all this has happened. ”
In communist North Korea, abuse and killing in prison camps is occurring today.[37][38] In addition, the North Korean government practices brutal repression and atrocities against North Korean Christians.[39][40]
In 1999, the publication Christian Century reported that "China has persecuted religious believers by means of "harassment, prolonged detention, and incarceration in prison or `reform-through-labor' camps and police closure of places of worship."[41] In 2003, owners of Bibles in China were sent to prison camps and 125 Chinese churches were closed.[42] China continues to practice religious oppression today.[43]



Exhumed skeletons of class war victims murdered by communists.[28] Apologists maintain communism has never really been tried.

[unknownprince]

Is it not good that Imran is ending the support for the US war and occupation of Afghanistan?

Imran Khan has made it clear that there will be no longer any Pakistani support for the US war and occupation of Afghanistan. His statements in itself end this support for the inhumane and unacceptable US war and occupation of Afghanistan. He is reversing all the treacherous decisions made by Musharraf in the early days of the US war and occupation of Afghanistan.

It is for this immoral support of the US war, that "militant" groups formed and made their positions known. What is termed "militancy" is a simple reaction to foreign meddling and interference. They were a reaction to Pakistan's alliance with the US in this war. It is logical to therefore conclude that Imran ending the cooperation/support and forcing the US exit from Afghanistan is in the interest of the Afghans as well as the region. This ending of Pakistan support for the US war will bring about peace in the region.

This is an alliance that should never have happened in the first place.

Any nation or person that supports war is against peace, independence, and humanity. Imran has taken the right step toward peace. Is that not an agreed point? Is it not right to oppose war and occupation of nations in the world?