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I believe this was posted a few months ago directly from Kaiser Tufail's blog was it not?
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Thanks Blain2 for considering me on NS side, I thank to Allah who saved me siding idiot generals . Do you think that NS lacks courage, what about nuclear test? And what about the famous call thegreat and courageous Musharaf recieved from Washington, forwarded by Gen. Mahmud?
Now, I would like to quote a small conversation of one of the followers of Hazrat Ali with him on the prevailing unresst during his caliphate.
"Ameerul momemeen was asked that why it was political unrest during his caliphate when he was Assadullah, the city of knowledge and all the three early khalifas sought his advice to solve their problems?
He answered: Its simple. They had me as thier councellor and I have people like you."
How would you like to give your advice on this. Who do you think was faulty? The Khalifa or his councellors?
Its with us that we immediatetly turn towards personalities without deep thinking. Idolators.
For anybodys kind information, I have always been saved by my Lord to follow any human bieng blindly, because non of the human biengs is going to save me on the judgement day except His mercy. So please spare yourself from these mean thoughts.
Na rahi woh tery woh roshan zameery
Ay kushta e sultani o mullaee o peeri
How would you like to give your advice on this. Who do you think was faulty? The Khalifa or his councellors?
I am not supporting NS but allow me to say that NS was and is a civilian and a civilian with a limited scope and vision as compared to BB who was more enlightened and educated. Hence the responsibility was on the shoulders of the Generals who had chalked up the entire plan. It was their responsibility to 'discuss' (or a better word would be to ‘educate’This account of Sharif/Musharraf actions wrt Kargil is also reported in "Ghost Wars" by Steve Coll. N. Sharif went to Washington talk to Bill Clinton about it, before ordering the total PA withdrawal, out of fear over being ousted by a PA coup, and wanting US support. Clinton lambasted him for approving the Kargil action and playing with a nuclear war with India. The US CIA believed that Sharif had approved the action.
Nothing..
was anything done after 65, 71? and nothing was done after Kargil either. We as a nation in general have turned apathetic towards those who govern us and our rights as citizens to question them. We talk, blame and criticize. But rarely step out to make the difference unless it is another of those leaders who calls us out against another.