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India does not seek to annex Pakistan
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Pakistan initiated all wars with India
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Kashmir could have been negotiated
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The 1971 war was militarily irrational
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Pakistan did not require nuclear weapons
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The nuclear program endangers national security
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The economic cost of atomic ambition is crushing
Asghar Khan was no foreign agent. He was a three-star air marshal, historian, and peace activist—someone the system could not easily dismiss.
Martial Law Apologists and the Father Analogy
Those who romanticize martial law deserve only one response:
“Agar baap se nahi banti, to kya baap ko ghar se nikaal kar chowkidar ko abu kehna shuru kar dete ho?”
Replacing civilian failure with military rule is not reform—it is abandonment.
Judiciary for Sale, Accountability for None
Pakistan’s crisis is not merely political—it is constitutional.
A judiciary pressured to align with power, an establishment claiming neutrality while engineering outcomes, and laws applied selectively have produced a nation that is managed, not governed.
As one general candidly admitted: humiliating the Supreme Court risks national collapse. Yet history tells us that ballot stuffing, ISI funding, and engineered elections were once standard practice—sponsored by the very architects now claiming reform.
