Armstrong
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Blame the the Pak army for this attitude - and no one else, not intellectuals, not media, not politicians - the Pak Army AKA the surrendering army, can't and WON'T protect Pakistanis - the people in KPK know this - The people are intimidated and they see that the surrendering army does not even have honor enough to leave no stone unturned in bringing to justice those who butchered Jawans, who beheaded them, who flayed them alive - but Saada Jairnail Kayani does have it in him to threaten the Supreme court and Majlis.
It is a reality that people are intimidated, and they know the surrendering army has never done anything but "Katcha Kaam", that if it suits their political machinations, the surrendering army will not just use extremists, it will even create them. So no point blaming people, they are just looking out for themselves, theyknow the surrendering army can not and will not.
Yaraa first off it didn't come across as 'begrudgingly accepting the Taliban because the alternative was far too worse'. It came across as 'enthusiastic support' & I don't understand how could such a view exist however much the army surrenders.
Secondly, the army fought in Swat, they fought in Bajaur, in Khurram, in Mohmand, in South Waziristan & in whichever agency remained - Where exactly did they surrender ? They fought...they bled & they died ! Where the army didn't pursue those who beheaded our soldiers was not due to a lack of want but rather because we can't cross the international borderline & pursue them in Afghanistan on account of three things : 1) Not allowing the Americans on Pakistani soil or opposing the drone strikes hinges on that very concept that we're arguing for - Sovereignty. 2) What if that escalates into the ANA or worse the Americans coming in & us having a small though significant confrontation. And 3) What if the Afghan Taliban who until now haven't targeted us get slain in the process in those areas & gang up on us with the TTP ! So the stakes are too high & the Army has to factor in so...so many things ! We're broke...we can't continue fighting & we're plunged in this war we'd not be allowed to sustain it to begin with both on the human resource & the economic fronts.