Khalid Abid
The secrets of the Pakistani army’s being rented out, servitude, being sold, and failed agreements are as clear before the eyes of every educated and uneducated person, or at least everyone with some political awareness, as the sun that rises every day and everyone sees. In recent times, the world has been facing major political crises that have affected many aspects of human life, first and foremost the economic, followed by the religious, political, cultural, scientific, and other aspects that human societies need in their daily lives, whether in the short term or the long term.
Much can be said about the captive peoples under Pakistan’s terrorist establishment and about Pakistan’s own structure. But what has now become a major headache for the Muslim peoples of Pakistan and this country’s neighbors is the rule of the oppressive military regime over this oppressed people.
Pakistan’s ruling circle is funded by those devil-like superpowers, and its policies are set by them. Under the umbrella of this ruling circle, they have gathered oppressed peoples through sheer force and coercion and named a piece of geography ‘Pakistan’ for them, in such a way that the rulers and claimants of this geography themselves do not understand its meaning.
Those devil-like powers that give policies to the military regime know that these slaves of theirs are themselves deeply oppressed. They can neither make decisions about themselves nor are they capable of protecting this fake geography. That is why the policies of outsiders ultimately result in oppression and harm against their own people.
Clear examples of this oppression can be seen among the oppressed Muslim peoples themselves under the shadow of the military establishment. Maryam Nawaz, the chief minister of Punjab and one of the partners of the ruling circle, openly accuses Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan and their peoples of making Punjab and Punjabis insecure, while the peoples of Pashtunkhwa and Balochistan have come out looking for their missing mothers, sisters, brothers, fathers, and their honor.
They want their share of their natural resources and opportunities for work. They want security, harvests, and production in their own land, in their own home, at affordable prices and for themselves. Regimes whose formation is fake, or which have been created by others, or whose policies are determined by outsiders, are always shown as greater than their actual power and existence. Whenever a regime is inflated far beyond its natural structure, then on the field of truth, or to put it clearly, on the field of confrontation, it resorts to escape or self-deception. Escape and self-deception cause even greater losses than defeat on the battlefield of struggle.
Pakistan’s military regime is one of these very regimes, which claims a one-million-strong (1,000,000) equipped army, the world’s powerful intelligence agency (ISI), and a nuclear-armed system. But this very army surrendered ninety thousand (90,000) troops in a single day; Bangladesh itself was separated from this same army; this same army has made hundreds of children from its own people disappear, and it is this same slave military regime that has no military victory in its history.
But many countries have been deceived by the rented Pakistani establishment with its foreign and fake formations, which has always shown itself greater and more powerful than its reality, and have given it billions of dollars in loans. Among them, the loans from China and the United Arab Emirates are openly known. In recent times, Saudi Arabia also trusted this country and made a defense agreement with it; but following the US attacks on Iran, Iran carried out such attacks on Saudi Arabia that it had never faced before.
According to the defense agreement, Pakistan should have stood shoulder to shoulder with Saudi Arabia, but in an attempt to escape and save itself, Pakistan’s military regime began bombing Afghan civilians, as if to say, “We are caught up in defending ourselves and cannot be in two places at once.” Saudi Arabia renewed the same agreement a second time, and this time a third country, Turkey, also trusted Pakistan and, together with Saudi Arabia, made a defense agreement in the name of “Mecca.” But this time the Houthis of Yemen attacked Saudi Arabia, and reports even emerged that they had attacked Mecca and the electrical infrastructure of the Prophet’s Mosque. Yet Pakistan’s rented establishment, in an attempt to save itself, make excuses, and escape, once again began bombing Afghan civilians.
Pakistan’s rented army, ruling circle, and their foreign devil-like supporters never want Muslim peoples to be at peace. Rather, history is witness that with the creation of this military regime, neither have the peoples of Pakistan been at peace, nor have the countries of the Arab world been freed from beggars, nor have Pakistan’s neighboring countries maintained peaceful relations, nor have the countries near and far in Central Asia enjoyed long-term religious, political, economic, cultural, scientific, and social stability.
It is time for countries to join hands against this shared harm, free their countries and peoples from the evil of the wicked military regime, and establish effective relations with one another on the basis of their historical identity.
