I want to make yet another appeal to the world leadership to use its influence on the Indian leadership so that the Kashmir issue is resolved to the satisfaction of the people of Kashmir. Step in and mediate and let the Kashmiri people have their fundamental right to decide their fate and destiny
Ref: http://www.sharifpost.com/2014/04/18/rinvigorating-pakistan-and-the-pakistani-dream-a-proposed-speech-for-the-prime-minister-of-pakistan/
Pakistan realizes the fact that war is no longer an option for Pakistan and India to resolve any issue. Pakistan hopes the Indian leadership also realizes the same and decides, like Pakistan, to sit on the table and decide the Kashmir issue according to the wishes of the people of Kashmir or let it be resolved by the UN in accordance to the UN Resolution No 47 of 1948.
Ref: http://www.sharifpost.com/2014/04/18/rinvigorating-pakistan-and-the-pakistani-dream-a-proposed-speech-for-the-prime-minister-of-pakistan/
Pakistan will now rise from the ashes of the past 65 years of poor governance, political instability, wars and military stand offs with India primarily due to the outstanding issue of Kashmir. In short, Pakistan WILL now rise from the ashes of all the adversities it has faced. On behalf of the resilient and determined people of Pakistan I assure the world that it will witness all of this happening in the coming weeks, months and years. We seek friendship of one and all but will not bear the hegemony of any country or of any International Financial Institution anymore
However, in 1971, despite all its good efforts, Pakistan found itself standing absolutely alone when it was being made to break up through military means resulting from a collusion between one of the then two super powers i.e. the USSR with India
It is an open secret that it was Pakistan that planned and made possible Henry Kissinger’s secret visit to Peking in 1971 which enabled President Nixon to announce on July 15, 1971 that he would be visiting China in the following year i.e. 1972. The visit then took place from 21 – 28 Feb 1972 and was described by President Nixon as ‘the week that changed history’ while Henry Kissinger described Nixon’s meeting with Chairman Mao Tse Tung as ‘an encounter with history’. All of that was made possible through the efforts of Pakistan
The USSR teamed up with India to teach Pakistan a lesson because of Pakistan having facilitated the opening of diplomatic relations between USA and China through the week long all important visit of President Nixon to Peking (now Beijing) in 1972. That visit may not have taken place for a very long time to come had it not been for Pakistan’s cordial relations with the then reclusive China. It is also a known fact that the Pakistani efforts stemmed from a special request made by President Nixon and Henry Kissinger to the then Pakistani President after having invited him to the White House
If the 1948 UN Resolution No 47 in regard to the exercise of self-determination for the Kashmiri people had been enforced Pakistan, India and, by extension, all of South Asia would not have been stricken by poverty, wars, proxy wars and other miseries of sorts. The world chose to keep the Kashmir issue brewing and it continues to foment problems in the region. Pakistan now calls upon the world to take the lead and resolve the Kashmir issue in accordance with the desires and right of self-determination of the people of Kashmir
As long as Hindu extremism grows, the Kashmir issue is left unresolved and Afghanistan remains on the boil, no one will be able to stem the growth of extremism in South Asia and it shall soon raise its head in all the South Asian countries where it currently exists in a latent state.
Ref: http://www.sharifpost.com/2009/02/07/making-peace-in-south-asia/
It is now time for the world to take the spotlight off Pakistan and give a little more attention to the extremist situation in India. The focus needs to be turned to India if the rising graph of the extreme political school of thought in South Asia is to recede.
Ref: http://www.sharifpost.com/2009/02/07/making-peace-in-south-asia/
In 1971 SriLanka boldly stood up to India and allowed us to fly to Dacca via Colombo. Pakistanis must salute the SriLankans for that favor
March 5, 2014
