Following 2 photos are the scenes of 2 more cowardly attacks by the enemies of Pakistan in my Lahore and my Peshawar. Very sad and our prayers go to the innocents who got martyred. If anything, these cowardly acts are going to make our resolve stronger against the terrorists. Dawn coverage here and here.
Photo Credits: Dawn and M. Ramzan
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Curse them. They tried to stop Pakistan from being created and now teh same mullahs are destroying it from within.
These killers do not realize that they are systematically destroying any sympathy that anyone had ever had for them. They are attacking because they are cornered. It is a very heavy price in Pakistani’s deaths. But this only strengthens our resolve.
Sorry to say, but fact is that we all are to be blamed for recent Lahore or other blasts. We all are responsible for this fact of religious intolerance, and extremism. A minority started this by their acts of commission; and majority participated by their act of omission. This practical terrorism and its support started in 1974. I don’t know when Allah will forgive Pakistanis.
Dunya TV program: Najam Sethi Special. December 6, 2009
Video link
Pkpolitics dot com
For those who can understand Urdu, minutes 23 to 26 are interesting:
An interview with Dr. Mubashar Hasan (ex PPP high ranking member).
Two things of note in my opinion:
1. He says that the 1974 decision had international dimensions (i.e. someone from outside Pakistan influenced it)
2. The Interviewer states (while asking the question about 1974) to the effect that it was the first misstep and that we (as in Pakistan) are suffering the consequences of pandering to the Mullahs.
Yet another murderous attack.
These enemies of Pakistan are out to destroy Pakistan as we know it is time for every Pakistani to rise against them.