Slav Defence
THINK TANK VICE CHAIRMAN: ANALYST
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Look at it this way, you're not alone in your misery.
You pick a specimen from the Taliban (Afghan or Pakistani), one from the VHP (preferably Togadia), keep adding one specimen from each knackered organisation/group/tanzeem you can think of. You will find after some observation that they are all the same, the only difference lies in the fact that some of them also happen to have guns and exist in societies which due to various socio-economic factors and governance/geopolitical issues are rife with willing recruits.
Pagalon ki kami nahi hai, the problem is that some of them have found corners within nations which are ungoverned (ergo they get operational freedom) and have acquired milspec training and arms. Capabilities and influence vary, the quantum of followers vary, intentions are the same deep down.
No,there is a huge difference of Intentions.
When you plan to investigate in order to 'improve' your internal errors and when you blame the entire universe for your misery.
Who told you that I feel miserable?and how do you come to know of my mindset?my relationship with myself and my pattern to observe and understand various things?
If facts do not match with my observation,I discard my observation and hypothesis not the fact.You become miserable when you try to change fact mate,and changing fact is impossible.
Although off-topic but let me tell you if I were one of them then I would have been support Mr.Khan's agenda blindly till now,but what I have thought of Mr.Khan by observing from his speeches was contrary to his practical approach to resolve the TTP issue,so I discard my observation and hypothesis about Mr.Khan not the fact of his statement.
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