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...world. Furthermore, little is now known about the status of Hussein’s chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs. And although the world cannot stand by idly while the regime acquires and develops these weapons, a preemptive, unilateral strike would set an undesirable precedent. Our recent ally Pakistan??which also developed its own nuclear weapons, defying international pressure—could use the same principle of preemption to wage war on India. China could act likewise against Taiwan...
After one student asked about Pakistan??s potential involvement or support in a U.S.-Iraq war, he replied, “Pakistan has its hands full...
...Indians could care less about Bush administration policies on local issues—although Dubyaman is a great source of laughter at America’s expense—most Indians resent America’s fickle support for India’s Kashmir claims. Post Sept. 11, with Pakistan??s President Pervez Musharraf being appreciated in the West for his efforts to tackle terrorism and slammed by his own people at home, the general sentiment in India is that of despair: it is doubtful that international pressure can bring about an amicable solution to the 55-year...
...high school, he says, he backpacked and hiked a lot—and consequently he is looking forward to doing field work in Pakistan??s mountains...
...terror. Yet America’s ally has fallen on hard times. Pakistan is a country held hostage by its own “special interests”—the Afghan jihad, Saudi funding and government mismanagement. The more important reality, however, is that Pakistan??s current government has declared war on these thugs and the things for which they stand. And Pakistanis have responded to the call with approval...