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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

[chottala.com] ZARDARI SOLD PAKISTAN TO INDIA !!!!!!!


Dear All ,
 
Its Pakistan , not Bangladesh being sold to India . I respectfully urge anti Awami League elements to read this article !!
 
Respectfully,
Dr. Muhammad Ali Manik
Member, Advisory Committee,
US Awami League.

 
"We have sold our Nation and how cheap have we sold it."
(This article of Gen.(R) Hamid Gul has been published in almost all Urdu newspapers in Pakistan and by the Muslim League (Nawaz Sharif) organ in Japan. I hope all other urdu sites in Japan will also publish it.
 
Gen.(R) Hamid Gul exposes betrayal of Kashmir and Pakistan Interests by Zardari government through its policy of giving "Most Favored Nation" status to India. It is a step in favor of the strategic interests of India and America. especially after the American departure from Afghanistan in 2014.  It is against the interests of Pakistan in respect of our claim for Kashmir, our trade prospects,  and our stategic position regarding American and Indian goals for this region.
 
We have given to India what it wanted since last six decades without bargaining even for our internationally recognized Water rights. India can stop all water flowing from India to Pakistan any time.  India can strangle our economy any time it wants by stopping the flow of rivers towards Pakistan. It has already built dams on those rivers with such evil intentions.
 
Trade with India means death of our domestic Industry. Cheap Indian goods will stop production of all those goods in Pakistan.
 
We have thrown  Kashmir problem in cold storage by this action. It means we have accepted the status-quo on Kashmir, while we resisted against it while Musharraf regime tried to do the same.
 
The Gen. writes that Pervaiz Musharraf, who was his junior, trainee and apprentice in Pak Army, had sold away our PRESENT and the Zardari government has sold away our FUTURE too. He has quoted a Persian poetic verse that "We have sold our Nation and how cheap have we sold it."
 
Regards,
Hussain Khan, Tokyo