My Name is “Pakistan” and I’m not a Terrorist!

Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the nuclear power yet the most terrorized country is being bashed from all the sides. It’s not in a state of war with any country directly but definitely being digging by number of countries around.

Any terrorism activity being conducted in any part of the world is attached directly or indirectly with Pakistan for nothing but to turn it down. The question is how could a country, which is even unable to protect herself from terrorism, promote terrorism activities in the world?

A major source of revenue, Pakistan generates, is being spent on Military/Army to cope up with terrorists and their activities. Since 1980, more than 3 million Afghan refugees have been welcomed in Pakistan, due to Soviet War and political unrest in Afghanistan. Pakistan gave them respect, love, shelter, food and occupation. And what did they give us in return?

Pakistan always strives to establish good relation with India but every time Pakistan tries so the India proves that the TWO can never be in a good and friendly relation. Mostly terrorism activities are proven to be financed and conducted by either Indian Intelligence Agency (RAW / R&AW, Research and Analysis Wing) or Afghani.

I won’t go a long way back, but its a list of MAJOR incidents from past FEW MONTHS.

Bomb Blast in Quetta, More than 100 Killed and hundreds were injured
More Than 1500 kids have been kidnapped for human trafficking and body organs.
Bomb Blast at Allama Iqbal Town / Lahore, more than 75 killed, more than 300 injured.
Bomb Blast in Doag Dara / Upper Dir / KP, 7 killed, more than 5 injured.
Bomb Blast in Kashmir Road / Jani Khel / Lakki Marwat District / KP, More than 5 killed, numerous injured
Bomb Blast at Sunehri Masjid / Peshawar / KP, 15 killed, 25 injured.
Bomb Blast at Court complex / Shabqadar / Charsadda / KP, 18 killed, 23 injured.
Satellite Town / Quetta / Balochistan, more than 15 killed, more than 25 injured.

There is a long list of such incidents occurring within Pakistan and they say, “Pakistan promotes terrorism”, I ask, REALLY?

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