 The decision to be a US ally in the war against terrorism was correct, but ultimately it put Pakistan's integrity at stake, Major General (r) Ghulam Umar told Indus television on Friday. "It is necessary that every thing America wants us to do is in our national interest," Umar said, adding, "The US protected its national interests while fighting the war against terror, but we damaged our national interests."
| This is Islamic logic, kind of like what pilpul is to the Jews, only it doesn't have to make sense. |
He said that Pakistan wanted to eliminate terrorism and extremism from it soil, while the US had other goals to achieve. "See what is the result of the war on terror. We are damaging our national integrity, and the national security has become a serious problem for us," Umar said. He said that Pakistan's difficulties were multiplying as a result of the war against terror.
| Y'see, Pakland wants to eliminate terrorism and extremism from its soil. The U.S. goal is to eliminate it worldwide, specifically be eliminating the terror organizations and those who spawn them. That's incompatible with the Pak goal. In Pakland, those very organizations are so tightly and intricately tied to the regime that at times Perv has to slow down to avoid hitting himself in the rear end. Sometimes he reverses and backs over his front bumper. |
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