And this is what it says on the tin: a war. You people may try to make some sort of a half-hearted conspiracy theory regarding the TTP but the end fact is the same: the majority of the TTP are Pakistani/Afghani. They had roots within the Frontier Region and the patronage of extremist groups didn't help the cause. But that's for another thread.
The fact is, they're a Pakistani problem. Not an American, Indian or Israeli problem. By trying to lay the blame at somebody else's door you are but only making your own more vulnerable. Accept that there is a problem affecting Pakistan -- the TTP had a strong hold inside Pakistan in the past -- and deal with it on that basis of acceptance.
Any security lapse or such is the fault of the Pakistani Establishment and Security agencies, but that doesn't mean you should go around blaming them all for it. A nation does not rest on the shoulders of a few, it is on the shoulders of many. I understand that not all of you can join the Armed Forces, or may even be against it, but that does not excuse you for doing nothing. If you can afford a computer and Internet in Pakistan, then you can afford to help. Volunteer for aid organisations, raise awareness of the Tribal Areas's plight where you live inside or outside Pakistan, go and teach what you can to disadvantaged children, take the bread from your mouth and give it to the poor.
By laying the blame on somebody else's door, you only lay it on your own. The State is the embodiment of the Nation, which is the embodiment of the people.