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Pakistan’s Interior Minister warns the kidnappers of a British boy they are close to catching them.
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After eight years of Republicans’ rule when Democrats came to power this year some fundamental changes were expected in the US foreign policy towards several important regions of the world including South Asia. How different is the Obama administration’s policy for Pakistan from that of its predecessor’s and how the past mistakes in the Pak US relations can be avoided is the topic of discussion and research of many US experts. The package is based on an event organized by CATO featuring Ambassador Wendy Chamberlin, Ken Luongo, president of the ‘Partnership for Global Security’, and Malou Innocent, foreign policy analyst.
Aisha Khalid
Urdu VOA News
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Jersey City Mar 09, 2010 : Jaloos Milad un Nabi at Jersey City
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Yonhap News’ coverage of the open-set press conference for the movie ‘A Man Once A Superman’ starring Jeon Ji Hyun and Hwang Jung Min
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2009.02.25 YTN STAR News! Good People
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Major General Anis Ahmed Bajwa (Retired) – 10-14-09 Air date Maj. Gen. Anis Ahmed Bajwa (R),
Pakistan Army
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Maj. Gen. Anis A. Bajwa (R)
Ex Chief of Staff to the President of Pakistan
Ex Vice Chief of General Staff, Pakistan Army
Ex Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General of the UN for East Timor
Ex UN Chief Military Observer in Georgia
Ex Chief of Staff of the UN Mission in Somalia
Ex Director of Change Management and Director of Policy, Evaluation and Training, UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations
Below is some additional information about me, including my contact information.
Personal Information
Name: Anis Ahmed Bajwa
DOB: February 18, 1947
Nationality: Pakistani
E Mail: aa_bajwa@yahoo.com
Languages: English, Urdu, Persian, Punjabi, Hindi (All R, W and S save Hindi S only)
Education
Civilian:
Masters in War Studies, Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad
Bachelor in Economics, University of the Punjab, Lahore
Interpreter in Persian Language, National Institute of Modern Languages, Islamabad
Military:
Armed Forces War Course, National Defence College, Islamabad
Staff Course, Command and Staff College, Quetta
Staff Course, Command and General Staff College, Tehran
Other:
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People Management Programme, Mannet of Geneva
Executive Development Programme, Search for Common Ground and Harvard Law School, Boston
Leadership Development Programme, Mannet of Geneva
Military Career
Rank : Major General
Senior Appointments:
Chief of Staff to the President of Pakistan
Vice Chief of General Staff, Pakistan Army
Director General of Analysis, MOD
General Officer Commanding an Infantry Division
Director of Military Operations, Pakistan Army
Chief of Staff an Army Corps
Commander Infantry Brigade
Commander Armoured Division Artillery
Instructional Appointments:
Faculty of Command and Staff College, Quetta
Faculty of Pakistan Military Academy, Kakul
Civilian Appointments:
Chief of Staff to the President of Pakistan
Managing Director of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation
United Nations Career
Peacekeeping Missions:
UNOTIL: Deputy Special representative of the Secretary General for Timor Leste 2005-2006
UNOMIG: Chief Military Observer in Georgia 2000-2002
UNOSOM II: Chief of Staff=2 0at Force HQ, Somalia 1993-1994
United Nations Headquarters:
Director OUSG for Inspections and Evaluations September 2008- March 2009
Director of Policy, Evaluation and Training 2007-2008
Director of Change Management, DPKO 2003-2005 and 2006-2007
Publications
Harmonie Papers, CESS, Groningen, The United Nations Approach to Peace Support Operations, November 2007
NDU, Islamabad, Peacekeeping and UN Organizational Reforms Meeting Future Needs, March 2007
NDU, Islamabad, UN Strategy and Doctrine development A Common Response, March 2007
ITCM, Helsinki, Interoperability, September 2003
Major Pakistani Newspapers, Military System for Pakistan, September 1987
NDC, Islamabad, Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in India, April 1985
The Citadel, A case for seconds in command, June 1984
The Citadel, (Professional magazine of the Command and Staff College, Quetta) Founding Editor of the magazine, June 1984
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Nations go to war to win, not to lose. They develop the know-how to win, like we did when we developed the a – bomb to defeat Japan, which we did, saving 1 million yank lives. Billions were spent to develop the bomb and create a nuclear arsenal to protect ourselves and the free world. It worked. Those kamikaze-minded suiciders quit after two nukes showed them who’s who. Now islam is going after us the same way, killing, to date more than 4000 yanks as they perpetrate suicide bombings and sniper attacks..
We possess nuclear arms; our enemies do not, at least not yet. Yet they behead us, kill us, mutilate our dead bodies ,drag them thru the streets of their cities, threaten us if we bomb their so called "holy cities", and subject us to humiliation for “abusing” the terrorists we have captured as if we were supposed to coddle them instead. As this goes on we huddle in fear of what terrorists will do next.
So what do we do? The unelected U.S. Supreme Court gives them “terrorists rights”
to sue in our courts while “back home” they behead us. And we prosecute our own soldiers for not coddling them.’
That’s real intelligence, isn’t it? But this isn’t the start of this insanity -
We could have won in Korea with nukes, but the liberals, panicking the administration, claimed Russia and China would nuke us if we nuked korea. The result: nukes sat idle, the war was a stalemate, 33,000 yanks died and now korea has come back with its own nukes, threatening us which wouldn’t have happened had we nuked them back then. Real good military strategy, isn’t it?
We could have won in Vietnam, but the liberals claimed nukes weren’t nice because too many of our enemy should die. the result: we lost the war, and 59,000 yanks died, instead.
Real smart.
We went to war in Iraq in 1990, but pulled out when it was half over, leaving the regime in power. The result: another war had to be begun all over, which we thought we won. but yanks die daily while nukes sit idle. Some victory we “won”. Real smart
Now we are led blindly down the path to believe moslem nations such as Pakistan will assist us in rooting out alqueda. Al queda is paying everyone off to be on their side. Even if they weren’t, moslems wouldn’t act for us. Pakistan has nukes, supplied with red mercury and technology by the Russian mafia. And do you think al queda has no access to their nukes? Why do you think they operate out of the Pakistan-Afghan border? Because the weather is nice there or do they have a different reason for being in that location, in mind? When the Pakistani regime is overthrown by Islamic terrorists and fundamentalists, where do you think the Pakistani nukes will be aimed at? Monaco?
Hw long will this “pearl harbor – 9/11 mentality” of sitting back, doing nothing decisive and procrastinating, persist? Must we wait until they blow us up, kill our children, brothers, sisters and parents one by one before we finally realize that we are justified in totally annihilating them and ending their threat for once and for all?
In the meantime as al queda works incessantly to bring down the Pakistani government and get their nukes, other bandit and terrorist nations are clamoring to build their own nukes. Do you think these kamikaze minded maniacs will consider fallout or any similar considerations when they can and will nuke us, to make them hesitate to nuke? The liberals show photos of burnt Jap children to move us not to nuke. But what will our children look like if they nuke us? Do we have to await a third Pearl Harbor-9/11 before our sense of self-preservation and the preservation of our posterity is awakened and we excise the malignancy of islam from the face and body of mankind for once and for all? Must we sit idly by until al queda overthrows the Pakistani regime and seizes their nukes or gets the red mercury and know how from the Russian mafia to make their own?
Must we apologize to them and coddle these terrorists and excuse ourselves for conducting war? And must they get rights to sue in our courts while they behead us?
Did we spend those billions for marching down Main St. on the fourth of July, while yanks die daily and the arsenal sits idle or was there a more appropriate purpose to build the nuclear arsenal and protect ourselves? How long must we keep on huddling in fear and worry of what they will do to us next, while nukes sit idle? Must we wait until they nuke us before we come to our senses and wake up?
What kind of fools are we?
Don’t you think if the other guy’s fallout from nukes will go back onto them that ours wouldn’t come back on to us!? We may be fools to some extent…we are human, prone to make
mistakes. the actual use of nukes anywhere is only a dooms
day devise for everyone, so our best hope is to try to contain these rogue nations by means other than nuclear power…
…..yet, your concern of the Al Queda threat is a clear and present danger…and how to end this threat is going to take some drastic measures and probably one we don’t want to
take but might have to…. God Forbid!