Imran Khan Supporting & Legitimizing Taliban Propaganda

Imran Khan - chairman of PTI, Pakistan's radical rightwing political party - in his recent tweets defended the Taliban propaganda by legitimizing what they claim their war to be. He supported them by admitting that Taliban's war against America is for their religion. While a rational person would argue that Taliban are only fighting to seize political power through violent means.

Imran Khan tweeted:

One, we have to get out of Americas war, stop drones to deny hardcore militants the narrative of Jihad. They use it to creat suicide bombers
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) November 2, 2012

Denial of 'war against infidels' narrative will also turn around many. In this way reduce the size of militants to a small hardcore
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) November 2, 2012

A Must Watch Documentary TV Series; The Men Who Built America

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Pro-Taliban Politician Detained By American Authorities

Pakistan's Cricketer-Turned-Poiltician Imran Khan was detained Friday night by the U.S. authorities at Canadian airport before his flight to U.S.. It is said to be for his pro-Taliban, pro-Afghan-jihad, and anti-drone views. 

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Osama's Aftermath: The Real Issues.

Just a little more than a week ago, the world's most dangerous man - Osama bin Laden - was executed during a covert operation ordered by the world's most powerful man - Barack Obama - the President of United states. 

The news of Osama Bin Laden's execution was rather a sigh of relief for the whole world. As President Obama officially announced this news to the world, he did not forget to mention the contribution of Pakistan in the war on terror and in helping US capture Osama Bin Laden. He also mentioned that President of Pakistan - Asif Ali Zardari - was pleased by the fact that world has seen the end of the most gruesome man in the recent history.

Reconciliation Is No Silver Bullet

Two years ago – February 2008 – Pakistan began its transformation to democracy with a general election that brought Benazir Bhutto’s PPP (Pakistan People’s Party) into power. The party decided to continue its policy, introduced by its slain leader Ms. Bhutto, of reconciliation with all political players. It formed a coalition government with its rival and former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s PML-N (Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz) in Punjab province, ANP (Awami National Party) in NWFP province, and MQM (Muttahida Quami Movement) in Sindh province. PPP also decided to share power with those parties in the center and the idea was to create a powerful democratic government alliance that can address all the challenges faced by the country after a decade long dictatorship.