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]]> By: Jerry Gold http://thenewnixon.org/2009/07/16/riedel-armageddon-in-islamabad/comment-page-1/#comment-99828 Jerry Gold Tue, 28 Jul 2009 01:57:44 +0000 http://thenewnixon.org/?p=16306#comment-99828 Riedel in an attempt to make his national security policy more pronounced makes wild assumptions and comes to even wilder conclusion. He fails to recognize that Pakistan cannot be taken over by the Taliban because everybody hates them now; every poll conducted in the country bares this truth out. He also seems to believe that the army officer corps is very pro jihadi. If this were so then why have so many lieutenants, captain and majors died in the current fighting in swat? He paints a gloomy picture of the Taliban taking over the reigns of the government in Islamabad. He talks about the terrorist leaders tapping into the "deep anger among the landless peasants" and anti-landlord agitation sweeping the government from power. Mr Riedel's blinkers have prevented him from observing that such a movement is prevalent in India at the hands of Maoists/Naxalites and not in Pakistan. Riedel in an attempt to make his national security policy more pronounced makes wild assumptions and comes to even wilder conclusion. He fails to recognize that Pakistan cannot be taken over by the Taliban because everybody hates them now; every poll conducted in the country bares this truth out.
He also seems to believe that the army officer corps is very pro jihadi. If this were so then why have so many lieutenants, captain and majors died in the current fighting in swat?
He paints a gloomy picture of the Taliban taking over the reigns of the government in Islamabad. He talks about the terrorist leaders tapping into the “deep anger among the landless peasants” and anti-landlord agitation sweeping the government from power. Mr Riedel’s blinkers have prevented him from observing that such a movement is prevalent in India at the hands of Maoists/Naxalites and not in Pakistan.

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