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America Declares War On Pakistan

First shots have been fired in war between United States of America & Pakistan.

Do not get me wrong, but Americans have started a war by killing 12 solders from Frontier Corps paramilitary force and one more attack like this will start a wave that will make sure that Pakistani Government will no longer be able to support American war in Afghanistan.

I believe that events are moving at a speed which is no longer in the hands of government in Pakistan. The best the Pakistani government can do is to protest the American attack in strongest possible terms and allow retaliation if this kind of thing takes place again.

I know that Pakistani paramilitary forces are outnumbered and outgunned on the Western border by the Americans and the NATO troops but so are the many nations on this planet. Being lesser in firepower does not stop any attacked nation to defend itself against foreign invaders/attackers. Pakistanis must fight tooth and nail if war is imposed upon them.

On the other hand American must understand that they can take on one or two countries at a time but not the entire Middle East/ South Central Asia as their forces will be thin on ground and they won’t be able to hold Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan at the same time. With 170 million people and a Diaspora around the world, an attack on Pakistan may prove to be America’s last mistake as a super power and whatever clout it has got left after debacle in Iraq will be lost for good.

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