Mohammad Shehzad

Mohammad Shehzad

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  • Pakistan: Fighting Fire With Fuel!

    The Pakistani leadership, civil or military, is not naive as we have assumed. It is cleverer than us. It knows the fire can’t be fought with fuel, yet it tries it, for it protects everybody라이브 바카라 interests. ‘Everybody’ means the rulers.

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 26 April 2021

  • Fighting Words, Hidden Pacts

    The military establishment's fondness for Islamist fundamentalists, jihadists and rightwing groups remains as strong as ever -- the May 15 Convocation of Deeni Madaris and the May 18 edict against suicide attacks provide the latest evidence.

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 16 June 2017

  • Fundamentalist Fury

    The jihadis have long considered America, India, Israel and Ahmadis as the worst evils. Musharraf's education reforms welcomed by the intelligentsia, have given them a new entity to demonize: the Ismaelis

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 16 June 2017

  • Bejour Blowback

    The implications of the Bajaur operation, as of past military debacles, will continue to haunt Pakistan in time to come, this column, written before today's <a href="http://www.d1ce77.org/pti_news.asp?id=428132" target="_blank">suicideattack<

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 7 November 2006

  • Why The Jihadis Prevail

    Because the state fails. The reverberations of this quake will echo in Pakistan for a long time to come. The jihadis exploited the opportunity that the Army and the US missed.

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 9 November 2005

  • Power Play In South Waziristan

    The biggest quandary at present in Pakistan is not Musharraf's uniform but the ongoing military operation in South Waziristan against al-Qaeda suspects and their supporters.

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 16 November 2004

  • The General In His Labyrinth

    So would the good General be successful in his jihad on the jihadis and the MMA? Or would he in the end be discredited by being seen as the US stooge who ends up strengthening the jihadis and the rightwing?

    BY Mohammad Shehzad 18 July 2004

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