Pakistan committed international terrorism

Why Pakistan is not being dealt as a terrorist state which is the most vital issue today for entire world after the murdered of founder of Al Qaeda Obama Bin laden who was the mother of evil scourge of terrorist at Abattabad in Pakistan under the nose and bosom of Pakistan security establishment.

Pakistan has drastically raped and violated the reciprocally doctrine that says if a state harbors terrorist; did and abated terrorist that state will be treated like terrorist state .the second policy which has been flagrantly violated is The One Percent Doctrine, according to that doctrine if a terrorist live in a country and from that country the terrorists carry on their terrorist operation and activities that state can be bombardment without any delay and it further said that when America gets a slightest information in this spirit that state cannot save its skin ,rather that state can be bombarded . It is to be noted Aftermath of tragic attacked to twin tower of New York by Al Qaeda; USA raised it finger towards Pakistan. But Pakistan refuted the allegation. Than America formulated that Doctrine, later on Ron Suskind wrote a book and named it One Percent Doctrine , which reveals the hypocrisy and double standard of Pakistan. In one hand it term itself strategic partner of the USA and world war on terror and on the other and it provides shelter and fasilated the most wanted terrorists in its land., especially the founder of Al Qaeda Osama Bin Laden .Which established that Pakistan is a terrorist, rough, banana and failed state in the world, being a nuclear power it is a problem for entire world.

Since Pakistan is violated international law and instrument in respect of Baloch ethnic cleansing as well as grossly violated and ignored the most two important referred policies and doctrines which were formulated for war on terror, hence Pakistan to be deal and declared, as a terrorist ,banana , rough and failed state in the interest of world and humanitarian.

Kachkol Ali advocate

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