Head to Head - Who rules Pakistan?

[Adux]

Published on 18 Dec 2015
In this episode of Head to Head , Mehdi Hasan challenges Hina Rabbani Khar, former foreign minister of Pakistan, on whether the army is in control of the country, and if Pakistan has been supporting the Taliban.


Has to be worst episode of Head to Head, by the closet islamist that is Mehdi Hassan. He made sure that he would give Hina an easy pass. Just look at the co panelist, as well as she was prepared to be aggressive, and used her identity (lol) as a woman to full advantage.

 

[Bengal_Tiger]

Al-Jazeera is a western propaganda organization and has been banned in a number of countries including Muslim countries for its nefarious role in promoting destabilization of these states and furthering the "Islamist" (thus western as the west uses "Islamists" to keep Muslim countries unstable and backwards) agenda.

From time to time this propaganda outfit does some reports critical of Pakistan e.g. the Balochistan crisis but this is mainly sporadic (e.g. the Baloch are being killed every day and the west turns a blind eye).

This little piece by Al-Jazeera is probably just to keep the heat on Pakistanis and show "inferior brown people" that you are not as developed as superior white people with their western civilian democracies, but also to serve as a little warning to the Pakistani army itself.

In the long run I do not envisage any real challenge to the Pakistani armys control of Pakistan as from what I can see Pakistan was created and sustained by the west to be a nuisance and a thorn in the side of south Asia including the regions Muslims and it is carrying out this role perfectly. The west has huge leverage over Pakistan to end its ways but decides not to.

In other words the west wants a military run Pakistan destabilizing the whole region with terrorism.

 

[Adux]

Al Jazeera is sunni propaganda orgnaization, Qatari's. Who actually wants Sunni islam to spread. West is not the only one group, which needs Army to run Pakistan.