Thank you for the tag
@tps77 . I was waiting for this Durrani guy to burst into the scene along similar lines of Nawaz but I was surprised that he didn't and so I thought my doubts on him were not correct...
I backed my self at the time that I didn't post anti Durrani after listening to his earlier outburst on the matter because I thought the former ISI chief was playing India for something else, some higher spymaster cause...
Sadly, I stand humiliated as any patriotic Pakistani for thinking so highly of Durrani.
He being the former ISI Chief, has turned out to be much more sinister than merely coming out in the open directly to help out Nawaz but ... But through his co-authored book that was to be released now. This much we can safely assume in retrospect now that his writings are in the open.
It is evident that the infiltration is multi-trade, multi-dimentional and multi-generational. Posted about
here too.
Have to hand it to India and specifically RAW. The have managed to out maneuver ISI after a long time.
For nations more serious about games than international politics;
India 2 - Pakistan 0.
It's true that one strives to be as good as one's Enemy number one. Unfortunately for Pakistan, our enemy number happens to be India.
Both Nawaz and Durrani should face the same music for going against Pakistani narrative and
siding with India for their personal gains and being pawns of the larger, regional game, all that for mere personal interests.
Both Nawaz and Durrani should face the same fate. Give them a gun and leave them in their study to contemplate their actions.
I'm sure at least Nawaz would opt for something in the back side instead.
