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Pakistan and the Pitfalls of Indo-Centric Nationalism   Message List  
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RE: Pakistan and the Pitfalls of Indo-Centric Nationalism

Pakistan is the end result of the division of Imperial
India under the colonial yoke of the Britannic Majesty.

This division was based upon the whims of Administrators
that wished to offer a home for Muslims.

The Hindus being the largest singular majority on the Decca
Plateau were rewarded with the bulk of the Subcontinent.

In 1971 circa, the Parliamentary democracy of the Decca
Plateau conspired with elements of East Pakistan to
establish the Breakaway state of Bangladesh.

Islamabad, has delusions of grandeur. These people
remember well the Muslim domination of the Decca Plateau in
the 1500's.

Kashmir is simply the excuse, the "foreign devil."

Within Geopolitical politics, New Delhi, Moscow, Beijing
all sing the same treaty of mutual support.

Islamabad looks to Beijing's ally, residing north of the
38th Parallel.

Anarchy at home, no, politics as usual.

an Inhabitant upon the land,

The Cost of Liberty is Eternal Vigilance

To tell the Truth in times of universal deceit,
is a revolutionary act.

George Orwell

On Thursday, October 14, 1999 10:46 PM, Muqtedar Khan
[SMTP:glocaleye@...] wrote:
> From: "Muqtedar Khan" <glocaleye@...>
>
> PAKISTAN AND THE PITFALL OF INDO-CENTRIC NATIONALISM
>
> Anarchy at home and increasing isolation abroad,
> Pakistan's future has never
> been more in doubt than now. There is no doubt in my mind
> that the singular
> cause for Pakistan's contemporary crisis is its obsession
> with Kashmir and
> its unending and increasingly irrational conflict and
> competition with
> India. It seems that Pakistan exists for only two
reasons:
> to wrest Kashmir
> from India and to act as a nuisance value to India. It is
> time Pakistan
> transformed itself from a foreign policy state to a
> domestic policy state.
>
> For the full article goto:
> http://www.ijtihad.org/glocaleye.htm
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PAKISTAN AND THE PITFALL OF INDO-CENTRIC NATIONALISM Anarchy at home and increasing isolation abroad, Pakistan's future has never been more in doubt than now....
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