Thread: Can Pakistan rid itself of religious fanaticism?
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Old Friday, January 14, 2011
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Surely it is a biased article and i posted to show how biased is the portrayal of "War on Terror and Role of Pakistan" in western media . As, Farid Zarkia is a renowned journalist worldwide and his program GPS on CNN has v high viewer ship, it shows the kind of mentality of media, government and common ppl in West.
Yup, one thing is for sure that Pakistan is not fighting this war in Love of Afghans but actually we have many Geo strategic benefits in that area. Both India and Pakistan are trying to get hold of the region, and to penetrate in the roots of Afghan system. But I think we should stop this dirty game of benefits in Afghanistan .
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