Michael Hughes: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, from Indian soil on August 30, boldly promoted “trilateral” dialogue among the United States, Afghanistan and India while calling out Pakistan to abandon its pro-terror policies. Meanwhile, back in Washington, Pentagon chief Ashton Carter struck a base-sharing arrangement with his Indian counterpart Manohar Parrikar. Both moves mark a departure from America’s typical reluctance to affront Islamabad’s sensibilities, and might herald the dawn of a containment strategy to blunt Pakistan’s use of jihadists as foreign policy tools. However, critics say the real purpose is aimed at checking Chinese influence under the pretext of regional stability. But, who is to say both are not true? Click here to read more.
Why you do not take my message ?????
You still don’t delver my message !
Your software is censuring !
Pakistan’s military is totally controlled by Anglo/US megalameniacs-
So, what is all this fuss about ?????
You think you are deluding others- no; you are deluding yourself !
• YOU NUTS ARE LOSING A “HIGHLY-DECORATED IMPOSED WAR”- but yet still singing the same dull mantra.