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    Saturday, January 01, 2011

    Paki won't go after the Sanctuarys.

    This blog set to diaplay 20 days of posts. Sorry Blogspot only shows 3 days, waiting for a Google fix, G




    Gen. Ashfaq Kayani isn't going after the Taliban 
    and al qaeda sanctuaries in North Waziristan.
    ( former head of ISI, and head of Paki Military )

    While Pakistan is a nuclear power they don't 
    act like one, their actions more bespeak of
    a 3rd world WWII armed nation.

    Half their defense forces are on the border with
    India, and fear to remove them. Worried like 
    an old matron of an invasion from India.

    And their pre-nuclear history speaks to their
    reasons to fear India, their history with India
    is problematic.

    But they are a nuclear power, and still they
    fear an attack form India, maybe a deficiency
    in Military self esteem.


    So Paki uses India as an excuse not to go after
    the bad guys in North Waziristan. 
    But even that maybe just a cover.
    They view part of the Taliban as Paki shock
    troops, to be used for adventurism in Afghan
    or undercover troops in covert battles with 
    India.

    And Paki saw what US did after helping Afghan
    defeat the Russians, US abandoned Afghan,
    and the war lords and drug lords took power.

    The Taliban with the help of Paki swept in
    and took over from the Drug lords and War 
    lords.

    Paki fears US may do it again, just abandon Afghan.
    Hell Karzi has spoke of going over to the Taliban
    side. Afghan even with US as a partner isn't all
    that stable.

    If US just dumps Afghan again then Paki has
    do deal with the after math.
    And who wants to rely on American Congressmen?
    I suppose they could Buy the Republicans off like
    the Wall St Banks do.

    But thats expensive even if the Supreme Court
    opened the door for them to do so.

    So Gen. Ashfaq Kayani sees the Taliban
    in Paki as providing some control
    over what happens after US leaves Afghan.
    The tactical ability to tamp down any war lords
    or drug lords causing problems for Paki.

    So the US struggles with its past actions
    and short sightedness in its recent history,
    and searches for a way to deal with past
    bad decisions.

    If he takes out the Taliban then he is left with
    his flank left open, and cross border incursions
    against the Paki Government.

    If he leaves the Taliban alone in N Waziristan
    then the US is left to deal with cross border 
    incursions into Afghan.

    He views his best tactical decision as leaving
    the Taliban and al qaeda in tact for use after
    the US leaves Afghan.

    His decision leaves a sanctuary for the Insurgents
    in Paki for incursions and supplying the insurgency
    in Afghan. US has grown tired of these sanctuaries
    and have recently been targeting insurgents in
    N Wazirstan with drones, leaving Paki to its
    objections.





    The paradigm is fairly clear and no easy solution
    presents its self.

    One side view the Taliban as hosts for the real
    Enemy al Qaeda and the other side view them
    as auxiliary forces for emergency deployment.
    Every time a drone kills key insurgents, they
    will pressure and threaten Paki General Kayani to
    stop the drone attacks, expect escalating protests
    to killing terrorist leadership in N Waziristan.

    Karzi wants to adopt the Taliban and Kayani
    wants to employ them.
    And US would like to kill them or force
    them to hand over al qaeda.

    The problem seems to be how to get
    all; Afghan, Paki, Taliban to want to hand
    over al qaeda or execute them.
    A minimum win, for all maybe.

    Of what use is the al qaeda cult to
    Afghan or Paki?
    al qaeda cult does directly connect both
    Afghan and Paki to the US multi-billion dollar anti-
    terrorism Teat.

    Our paradigm Intel on what happens when US does leave.




    Gerald
    War Anthropologist.

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