Civilianization of Pak Army
General
Musharraf and many others wonder why every national, regional
and international act of violence ends up connecting Pakistan
with it.
Reason is plain and simple: Over
militarization of Pakistan. Pakistan Army not only has sowed the
seeds of its own destruction it is making sure it destroys
Pakistan, the region where Pakistan is located and the world at
large.
Pakistan in the hands of Pakistan army is
like a proverbial knife in a monkey’s hands. General Musharraf
himself is the tool in the hands of Pakistan Army doing its
biddings to perpetuate its control over the state of Pakistan.
This control is important, because this demon cannot sustain
itself and cannot carry on its bloody acts within Pakistan, in
surrounding region and around the globe.
It’s a total mess created by Pakistan army—a
sick organization being run by mentally sick and retarded
brains. Even their thought process stinks, because they do not
have the ability to think straight.
In order to save Pakistan, the region where
Pakistan is located and the world at large, it is important to
civilianize Pakistan army. Without civilianization of Pakistan
army war on terror cannot be fought, violence cannot end, and
Pakistan cannot become a normal state.
General Musharraf’s constant presence on the
scene, and his recipes, are nothing but a message for serious
disaster looming over Pakistan, the region and the globe.
General Musharraf, a Jihadi through his bones, a born again
moderate, can only make things worse. The murder of a woman
provincial minister in Punjab, and assassination attack on a
federal minister, seven different suicide attacks in last month
and a half, portray the true picture of general
Musharraf’s Pakistan.
The adage that all countries have armies but
Pakistan army has a country needs to be changed as soon as
possible on emergency grounds. Pakistan needs to become a
country that has army, but not an army that has a country.
In order to achieve this objective, for next
twenty years, all top military positions, from commander in
chief to core commanders, should be filled by civilians. Courses
taught in military academies should be reviewed and rewritten by
democratic minded civilian scholars to change the sick military
mentality.
As a first preference, Pakistanis should do
this job by themselves. If they cannot do it, international
agencies should get involved and start the process of
civilianization of Pakistan army.
Pakistan in the hands of Pakistan army is a
ticking time atomic bomb which can destroy itself and the
region.
The sooner we embark on the road to
civilianize Pakistan army the better chances we will have to
save Pakistan, the region and the world at large.
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