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As for Hamid Mir case, clearly there is no evidence for the time being for declaring ISI responsible (However, it's good that the issue has sparked a debate about the dubious role of these agencies). FIR was lodged without Mir's being recovered and was lodged from a police official, not from Hamid Mir. However, should GEO be downright banned because of accusing ISI? No. That's just ridiculous. Quote:
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[QUOTE=Gypsified;715263]I'm sure you have no idea what pseudo-intellectual means so I'll not waste my time engaging you on that. If you think someone writing a book which is well researched and full with evidence and yet s/he is a "pseudo", you should confine yourself to real intellectual text books."
Well researched book...if you mean Military Inc. by this then I must feel pity on your knowledge of research. Her book is full of "jumping to conclusion" cases without strong justification. After reading that book one finds Pak Army root of all evils in Pakistan. She has tried to target Pak Army and its top echelon and most of her accusations are based on self-serving assumptions. She has tried to mold facts to prove her false assumptions. According to her, for example, MILBUS is army's business which is a tool to transfer budget from defence or public sector to the individuals related with army. She has put many other accusations against army. But she does not explain (or does not have that much intellectual abilities to understand) that MILBUS is successful because great visionary and leadership skills of military. There is no harm in raising independent and successful resources in order to gain self-reliance in defence and strategic areas. There should be no problem if Army utilizes its profits for the provision of benefits to the retired soldiers. In a way, it decreases burden on the public budget. For your information, MILBUS is not specific case in Pakistan. It is a common practice among top armies of the world. Ayesha Jalal's criticism on Pakistan MILBUS is unnecessary. It seems that sole purpose of her book is to malign Pak army. After reading her book, one feels every successful business in Pakistan is run by the army in its predatory style. It is not the case though. Military businesses comprise only a very tiny proportion of Pakistan's corporations. Just see KSE 100 index and enlist military businesses in it. Quote:
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usmanwrites (Thursday, April 24, 2014) |
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ISI is a double edge sword neither it is paragon of virtue nor it is evil in its entirety.The intentions of the ISI have always been right but their method of performing their due role is questionable!
Those who are questioning the necessity of the very existence of the supreme intelligence agency are naive. Suppose the government bans ISI. Now the Raw will carry out its nefarious agenda of spreading insurgency in Balochistan and fanning the stream of terror across this land of pure because they will be confident that they won't face similar sort of retaliation back home because there is no ISI. Now what will you do? Raise voices at puppet international forums or wage a nuclear war against india? The existence of ISI makes sure that Indians and their evils thought are in check. On the other hand the secret agency has allegedly resorted to extract judicial killings within the country which should be condemned but how? The agency is the sacred cow of this country. No institution can knock it down or check it's mandate except masses. So Geo has somehow done the right thing but again their method of doing right thing is questionable. Remember means does justify ends. Now what???are we in a quagmire? In quintessence, ISI should reveal the culprits behind the attack and i believe they have the capacity to do so if ISI does not then the Sacred cow should be punished by exercising proverbial justice and if it does then yes Geo should be penalized! |
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There are many but take "nuclear power" as example . ISI has a colossal contribution in making this country a nuclear power! Quote:
OBL was caught in Pakistan and you want ISI to announce publicly that they knew about the presence of the OBL ??? Have you calculated the cost of this confession? How are you so sure that ISI was oblivious of this stark fact? |
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2. No one is preaching hatred against defense institutions, only asking for accountability. 3. Asking for accountability is not equal to maligning a defense institution. If it is, FBI has faced far more "malice" than ISI and that is precisely what made it accountable to the people. Quote:
As for them fighting to guard us, if they hadn't patronized the militant forces in past, things would have been easier for all of us. There would not have been any reason to sacrifice so many lives. Quote:
So, my points were: 1. Has Indian army derailed democracy? Your answer? Indra Gandhi's assassination? 2. They have won wars. I understand it's painful for us to answer this which is why you evaded that. 3. They don't kill politicians and PMs. Again, Indra Gandhi? 4. They don't patronize extremism. Yes, Indian army is indulged in brutality in Kashmir but guess who is in charge? The civilian government. And no one has absolved Indian army of human rights violations. But has the military establishment nourished extremist and sectarian outfits? No. Quote:
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Well this culture of tightening the noose around the suspect first and then asking for investigation by our Media needs to be amended...plus News network should also realize that Pakistan is in a state of perpetual war against terrorism and such baseless visceral accusations are demoralizing our Jawans.
Dadagiri needs to replaced by responsibility. I think actions should be taken against the management team, but not against the entire news network upon which thousands rely for livelihood.
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So I am of the opinion that strong measures need to b taken in this regard. Definitely Geo is not all that innocent as it is showing. At least 1year ban should be imposed to set a example to avoid such an incidents in the future
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