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Dr Moeed Yusuf appointed special assistant to PM on national security

Not all PTI is even with this, the ones defending are all Musharraf party and pro-US. Imran Khan is being operated out of a remote control by former Musharraf allies. First economy, then CPEC, bringing IMF, then statements against Kashmir now installing US and UK citizens/dalaals one after the other. They are using Imran Khan to implode his own party.

70% of PTI government and the elements in the Establishment of the day are Musharraf loyalists/beneficiaries, hence you see such "strong" response from both PTI/Establishment "elements" fighting vehemently the recent verdict against a retired good for nothing useless gen. Musharraf.

Otherwise Imran Khan used to have this "love" for Musharraf in 2007,


And the "real PTI" ideological workers used to get this kind of "treatment" from pervez elahi government installed by musharraf in Punjab during 2007.


We should keep reminding these hypocrites of PTI and Imran Khan himself about the black age of Musharraf dictatorship.

The only job of this guy is to setup a financial security apparatus to meet FATF guidelines and run communication channels with foreign govts who are part of FATF team. He has been cleared by Pak armed forces, without PA clearance no one can be a member of NSA team.
Before calling name read his godamn publications.... majority of Pakistani are dumb who criticize as there national duty.
Alumni Spotlight: Moeed Yusuf Makes Policy Waves
June 2, 2015



Dr. Moeed Yusuf has already accomplished many things in his still young career. He is the Director of South Asia Programs for the U. S. Institute of Peace (USIP), the editor of four books, with a single authored book on U.S. role in India-Pakistan nuclear crises on the way, and a key player in policy thinking and development in both Washington and Islamabad, Pakistan.

He is also a Boston University – and Pardee School – alumnus, with a Masters in International Relations from what is now the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies and later a PhD in Political Science.

None of this was something that Yusuf was expected to do.

“I came from a family of physicians: my grandparents, parents, my sister. And I think my family very much wanted me to follow in that path. It was the safest bet and the done thing,” said Yusuf. “But in Pakistan, politics is the national pastime. It’s what you discuss when you’re sitting around drinking tea. I was always fascinated by it and I knew that was a world I would enjoy. My sister was instrumental in convincing my parents and getting me a break.”

Yusuf’s winding, multinational path to policy development began in his childhood home in Pakistan, where he self-published a small newspaper about home gossip, written by hand and Xeroxed for circulation among his household members, until his parents objected. It brought him to the U.S. as an undergrad, sending him to a liberal arts college on a golf scholarship. But his dream to play golf for life changed forever on September 11, 2001.

“Suddenly, getting sponsorships for a Pakistani trying to break through on the golf circuit was unthinkable,” Yusuf said. “I decided to do something I had been passionate about for years; international politics and policy.”

That decision eventually brought him to Boston University’s International Relations program, the predecessor of the Pardee School of Global Studies, in 2003. He met Dean Adil Najam, then an Assistant Professor and fellow Pakistan transplant, who ever since has been a mentor and friend. Prof. Najam encouraged Yusuf to return to Pakistan after graduation to get on-the-ground experience. He interned at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. as a student, and worked at the Sustainable Development Policy Institute in Islamabad after he graduated.

“I came back to the U.S. in 2007 as a guest scholar at Brookings.” And soon he was back at Boston University, working on his PhD in political science with Prof. Najam as his doctoral supervisor. “Between 2007-2009, I was also a Fellow at the Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future, and concurrently at the Kennedy School. I left Boston in late-2009, and since then I have been at the U. S. Institute of Peace.”

In the course of this meteoric career, Yusuf has experienced both success and frustration. Some of the policies he outlined in his 2014 book Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Challenge and other publications and white papers have been adopted, but he is honest about the expectations versus the reality of the policy profession.

“Our job is to make sure we put out information useful to policy makers, whether in reports, private briefings or task forces. But if you can see even 2 to 3 percent of your work being taken seriously and generating policy influence, that’s good,” Yusuf said. “The influence you have in this field is intangible, most of the time.”

Nonetheless, he knows that policy is still a glamorous and competitive field, and he has three very specific pieces of advice for students considering a policy career.

“Everyone in this field has a good education, good GPA, a good CV. What will make you stand out is firstly, having publications. It doesn’t matter if it’s the smallest outlet, just publish something before you graduate. Published works are your calling card,” Yusuf said. “Secondly, doing field work for a year or two in a foreign country makes a big impact. And lastly, learn a foreign language. Having those three accomplishments will make you stand out from the crowd.”

Yusuf resides in Washington, D.C. with his wife, Shanza, and their three children Sereen, Ahmed, and Hamza.

He continues to carry fond memories of his time at BU and encourages students to explore the policy world as a career option.
https://www.bu.edu/pardeeschool/2015/06/02/alumni-spotlight-moeed-yusuf-makes-policy-waves/

@Dubious @Horus @Mangus Ortus Novem and rest ...see his work ....

And this will not get "solved" even after 100s of uncle toms like moeed yusuf are installed in Pakistan's government to negotiate with "FATF". Because FATF is a political tool that is being used by USA administration against Pakistan to "behave" according to the USA and Indian interests in the region where Pakistan is located.
 
He is not American mouthpiece when you have no clue about things it's better to remain silent than accuse someone of something else

This is what your beloved leader excellency had to tweet about the most prestigious selection of IK and whatever else is involved!
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This is what your beloved leader excellency had to tweet about the most prestigious selection of IK and whatever else is involved!
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Anyone from Pakpatan camp have any thing to say to Shirin Mazari?

Everything IK is doing is suspiciously strange, he's giving road construction jobs to on service army general but passing on the task of NSA to a dubious person!
 
Anyone from Pakpatan camp have any thing to say to Shirin Mazari?

Everything IK is doing is suspiciously strange, he's giving road construction jobs to on service army general but passing on the task of NSA to a dubious person!

He is a puppet, I don't think posting of moeed yusuf is his personal decision, it is the decision of his masters, lets put the blame on the right party.
 
Christian Fair and India is claiming he's ISI insider and created him a lot of problem with his current position, our mainstream media claiming he's CIA person. Our agencies never give green signals to such post-appointment if he's not clean, He's talented and perfectly fit for this position, good choice.
 
Christian Fair and India is claiming he's ISI insider and created him a lot of problem with his current position, our mainstream media claiming he's CIA person. Our agencies never give green signals to such post-appointment if he's not clean, He's talented and perfectly fit for this position, good choice.

Although I don't doubt Moeed's loyalty to Pakistan, he's an amazing academic. But, your 'agencies' have given clean-chit to a lot of compromised people in the past. Hussain Haqqani was your Ambassador in the US, no ambassador is appointed without intelligence clearance.
 
Although I don't doubt Moeed's loyalty to Pakistan, he's an amazing academic. But, your 'agencies' have given clean-chit to a lot of compromised people in the past. Hussain Haqqani was your Ambassador in the US, no ambassador is appointed without intelligence clearance.
Raymond Davis a CIA operative, was caught red-handed supplying weapons and nuclear bomb-making material to TTP in Pakistan to bomb local sites and security forces. His cover was blown and arrested, but the US got his a$$ out by claiming "diplomatic immunity". Then elected president is asking a foreign military to intervene in Pakistan's internal matter. And not just any matter; he is discussing the issues of NUCLEAR SECURITY with them. and again the US got a$$ again got Haqani immunity. My agency work is to report the elected Gov and which they have done tremendously. but acting or not acting is totally Gov responsibility. recently my agency reported about Ms. Lodhi a Modi's girlfriend and you saw the Gov efficiency and within days decided the future of Modi's Darling without taking pressure from uncle SAM and Modi.Don't worry my agency never close their eyes when there is a question of national security.We all patriotic Pakistani and ISI is one on this ground and can not compromise our national security on any cost even if it cost our life.
 
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Raymond Davis a CIA operative, was caught red-handed supplying weapons and nuclear bomb-making material to TTP in Pakistan to bomb local sites and security forces. His cover was blown and arrested, but the US got his a$$ out by claiming "diplomatic immunity". Then elected president is asking a foreign military to intervene in Pakistan's internal matter. And not just any matter; he is discussing the issues of NUCLEAR SECURITY with them. and again the US got a$$ again got Haqani immunity. My agency work is to report the elected Gov and which they have done tremendously. but acting or not acting is totally Gov responsibility. recently my agency reported about Ms. Lodhi a Modi's girlfriend and you saw the Gov efficiency and within days decided the future of Modi's Darling without taking pressure from uncle SAM and Modi.Don't worry my agency never close their eyes when there is a question of national security.We all patriotic Pakistani and ISI is one on this ground and can not compromise our national security on any cost even if it cost our life.

What's your source for this malicious claim?
 
You're the one claiming something, not me.
then you should provide your proof I am wrong otherwise don't exchange nonsense wording which has no result. be productive talk or analysis
 
then you should provide your proof I am wrong otherwise don't exchange nonsense wording which has no result. be productive talk or analysis

First you should provide proof that you're right. You posted a claim, without any proof, how is it my place to bring in a proof to prove you wrong when in reality, the claim without a proof in the first place is considered wrong. Are you dumb or doing this on purpose?
 
First you should provide proof that you're right. You posted a claim, without any proof, how is it my place to bring in a proof to prove you wrong when in reality, the claim without a proof in the first place is considered wrong. Are you dumb or doing this on purpose?
seems like you dumb and have no clue, just throwing your arrow in dark without aiming ... I won't reply to your nonsense troll to waste my time unless you have any logical reasoning to out source me..
 

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