US Attacks Pakistan: Pakistan Forces to be Alert

US Attacks Pakistan: Pakistan Forces to be Alert 
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 By Raja G Mujtaba

Most people tend to brush aside as conspiracy theory what are clearly   Zionist 
designs. But what is   often dismissed as conspiracy theory  turns  out to be an 
intuitive   analysis that is firmly grounded in little  known  historical facts. 
If   people are unaware of history and want to  keep  their eyes shut, they   
are most welcome to do so; but then episodes  like  Abbottabad will   continue 
to be repeated, and the people nominally  in  power will have   not a word to 
offer in protest.

In February 2010, Jeff Gates, the author of Guilt By Association,     was in 
Pakistan, where he met almost all those who were concerned   with   Pakistan’s 
security. Jeff’s only pitch was that Israel and its   Zionist   supporters are 
out to destroy Pakistan, with India also   playing a  part.  Israel would not 
conduct open raids against Pakistan;   instead,  the U.S.  would be given the 
dirty task. Wherever he went, he   explained  two  theories on which the Zionist 
operatives are working. He   quoted  Robert  Gates, the former U.S. Secretary of 
Defence, who had   said that  the most  dangerous enemies are the “people in 
between” who   replace  facts with  falsehood to create perceptions. By this, he 
meant   primarily  the role of  the Zionist-controlled media who would never   
allow facts  to be revealed  to the public but convey a picture that   suits 
their  agenda. Here Jeff  also discussed field-based warfare where   a chart  
would be drawn, false  flag operations would be filled in the   fields  that 
would all lead or  point to Pakistan. After having   conducted  several such 
operations,  Pakistan would be declared as the   next “evil  doer.” This is what 
has  happened today; Pakistan is being   accused of  harbouring  
terrorists—therefore, Pakistan, the evil doer,   must be  attacked to  eliminate 
such elements. Jeff and Gordon Duff (who   was also  here) went  on the TV to 
appraise the Pakistani people of the    situation.

Things have not stopped here. Pakistan’s fragmentation  is also on  the   cards, 
not to forget Blaochistan Liberation Army (BLA),  Tehrike    Taliban Pakistan 
(TTP), Awami National Party (ANP) and Muthahida  Qaumi    Movement (MQM), all of 
which have a very shady background and  their    linkages with India, CIA, MI6 
and Mossad etc. are well known. BLA  and    TTP were in direct contact with 
Raymond Davis. Here I would not  absolve    parties like Peoples Party and 
almost all the factions of  Pakistan    Muslim League that have no vision or 
commitment to Pakistan  except    their personal agendas.
Beginning with 9/11, all false flag operations, be it Dr  Aafia    Siddiqui, 
Faisal Shahzad in Times Square, New York; the London     bombings; the Madrid 
train bombings; and the Mumbai hotel, where Ajmal     Kasaab, an Indian Hindu 
was projected as a Pakistani citizen, was   played   up so much to make it 
certain that he be accepted as a   Pakistani. Here   our own media, especially 
Geo, played a very dirty   role.

When Jeff was here, he asked all those whom he met,  “Please help us  to   help 
you expose the real enemy of both Pakistan and  the Unites    States.” But it 
appears his request and pleading fell on deaf  ears.

Now, starting from Raymond Davis, all those stories that  were buried    as 
“conspiracy theories” have come out of the closets. The  attack on    Abbotabad 
is the first visible indication that the U.S. is  being    induced to attack 
Pakistan to take out its nukes.

Whether Osama was real or fake is of no consequence when  looking at    the 
Pakistan’s security situation. Pakistan’s airspace has  been    violated in 
spite of the fact when we have all sorts of radars.  Where    were our AWACS to 
detect the ground-hugging fliers? To say that we  were    not expecting any 
external threat is hardly credible. It’s well  known    that the 
Zionist-controlled U.S. is no friend of ours. She has  struck    has several 
times in the past, all under the cover of friendship.

Certainly this raid on the supposed Osama hideout next  to the  Pakistan   
Military Academy, with half a dozen other regimental  centers  in close   
vicinity, has given tons of experience and confidence  to the  U.S.   that could 
now propel them to reach our nuclear  installations. If  this   happens, then 
what would our military planners  say after the raid  has   been carried out? 
Would they advance the same  argument: “an attack from the west was not imminent 
hence we had our defences down”? Not     only America but now both India and 
Israel also know that Pakistan   can   be caught unawares, so they might also be 
looking forward to   making a   sneak raid. Knowing that both these countries 
have a strong   presence in   Afghanistan, and India also has an operational 
base in   Tajikistan with   SU 30s on the ground, they would always be on the 
look   out for   opportunities. Keeping the present security failure in mind,   
India   stands a fairly good chance of success.

Now it’s about time that Pakistan should reassess her relationship with the 
United States. On this, I asked Maidhc Ó Cathail, an analyst of U.S. foreign 
policy, who said, “Unless     Pakistan ends its abusive relationship with the 
U.S., the   relationship   is going to end Pakistan — much to the delight of 
India   and Israel. As   far as I see it, Pakistan should be forming a defensive   
alliance with   China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Belarus, Myanmar and   other 
countries   targeted for destabilization by the powers that be.” 

Why can’t Pakistan talk straight and tell the U.S. that  9/11 was a    false 
flag operation, with much of the evidence indicating  that it was    staged and 
manipulated by the Mossad? And therefore it has  nothing to    do with the 
so-called “war on terror,” that in fact emerged  only after    the killing of 
hundreds and thousands of innocents  (collaterals) that    produced terrorists 
from every house in the affected  areas.

Pakistan  should distance itself from this insane war being waged  in   the name 
of  fighting terrorism—but which is actually targeting  Muslims   and Islam.  
Since 9/11, so many independent investigations have  been   carried out,  all 
saying the same thing, that it was a false flag    operation conducted  for the 
benefit of Zionist Israel and the    closely-linked  military-industrial complex 
of the United States. I did    refer this  question to Anthony Lawson, an 
eminent investigative   reporter  who has  done in-depth research on 9/11 and 
other false flag   operations,  who  said, “Why should anyone believe anything 
that   comes out of the   United States any more?  Quite clearly, the original   
9/11 story was   full of holes, as I have already mentioned in my   interview 
with Kourosh   Ziabari.  I have also read, many times, that   the FBI says it 
has “no   hard evidence connecting Bin Laden to 9/11”.    And, on top of that, 
there   are many people who think that Mr bin Laden   died or was killed a long   
time ago.

Furthermore, the so-called terrorist organisation:  al Qaeda, was  an   
invention of the CIA’s during its attempts to get the  Russians out  of   
Afghanistan.  Apparently, to their clandestine  operatives, al Qaeda    meant 
something like “The List” or “The Database”  of some of Osama bin    Laden’s own 
operatives.  

This kind of shorthand  slang is quite common  in many organisations,   but this 
one suddenly  morphed into a  fully-fledged terrorist   organisation with as 
many  branches as 7-Eleven,  or Pakistan’s   equivalent of that ubiquitous  
24-hour American  convenience-shop, only   days after September 11th,  2001.  As 
I state in  my video:  9/11: The Unidentified Murder Weapons  Osama     bin 
Laden has denied that he ever claimed responsibility [for 9/11].      Almost 
anyone with a telephone or Internet access can claim to be a     member of al 
Qaeda and make such threats; including U.S. government     employees.

It [al Qaeda] has affiliates wherever the CIA or CNN  or the BBC,    without 
providing any proof, like to imagine they have  affiliates, and    they are now 
describing suspects who were apprehended  prior to 2001,    when the name al 
Qaeda was coined, as being members of an  organisation    that was yet to be 
invented.

Other than the above, I couldn’t begin to guess what  effect this  is   going to 
have on Pakistan/U.S. relations.  Diplomats and   politicians   have a way of 
spinning such incidents to suit their own   agendas,   whether or not there are 
any real issues of cause and effect,   and any   nation or group that wanted to 
mount a false-flag operation and   to   blame it on al Qaeda are probably well 
into the planning stages, as I     write this.  Such an event is like an 
announcement that it is open     season for terrorist attacks, real or pseudo.”

On the Osama operation, the statements of John Kerry and Hillary     Clinton are 
very meaningful. Kerry said that the U.S. is assessing the     strategical 
capabilities of Pakistan. This is a very loaded statement,     meaning an attack 
on Pakistan could be imminent, but before that     Pakistan’s strength has to be 
fully assessed. Clinton is saying that the     U.S. has every reason to believe 
that Mullah Omar and other outfits    are  also present in Pakistan.

China has given a serious warning to the US not to mess with   Pakistan,   
messing with Islamabad would be taken as messsing with   Beijing. This   warning 
from China is indicative that things are very   serious and we   must not relax.

For Pakistan it’s a very clear message: would Pakistan’s military     leadership 
of all three services reassess the need to make a clean break     from the U.S. 
and look towards other options to meet our national     aspirations? What 
General Kayani said on the martyrs day “that     economic development of 
Pakistan is essential but at what cost? Should     it be at the cost of national 
sovereignty and honour?”

 This pledge   needs to be translated into action immediately. It   has a lot 
more  weight  to it today than ever before. The national   leadership inclusive  
of the  military leadership should cut down on   expenses and set an  example of  
austerity.Theleadership, both political   and the military  must tone down  
their lifestyle to an ordinary level   and give up the  princely styles so  that 
we can stand on our own feet   within our  available resources. Given  the lead, 
the nation would   follow with  pride.

Lets not waste any more time and build the pipeline from Iran for our     
hydrocarbon needs. The same pipeline should also be extended to China     that 
would make its defence the joint responsibility of all the three     countries.