Haqqani's Memo And Boabdil's Memo
If it is forgiven today, wait for the Indus River to turn red with Pakistani blood. If the government can violate the constitution so audaciously to destroy the country, why can't our military do the same to save Pakistan?
ZAID HAMID | Monday | 30 January 2012 | Columnists
PakNationalists.net
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—In 1487, Abu Abdallah Mohammad was the 22nd sultan of the great city of Alhambra. Known to the Spaniards as Boabdil, his tiny physique also won him the nickname el chico.
In that year, he sought foreign help against his father and uncle.
He wrote a memo to Ferdinand and Isabelle, the most powerful sovereigns in the region, to seek help and promised assistance in helping them take over Spain.
He offered to make his emirate a tributary kingdom under Ferdinand and Isabella.
His wish was granted. But within five years, in 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella turned to Alhambra and forced Abu Abdallah, or Boabdil, to surrender and leave for exile.
Boabdil was the author of the treacherous memo. The name of his prime minister was Yusuf.
Under another Yusuf, a memo was written last year to a foreign power, seeking help to weaken Pakistan's military and intelligence. In exchange, a promise was made to make Pakistan a denuclearized vassal of that foreign power.
Five hundred years after Boabdil's memo, history is being repeated. Another memo has been written on identical terms.
The only difference is that the Pakistani memo has been exposed.
But even then the courts and opinion makers are playing games, while the Pakistani military watches.
A compromise or a deal on the Memo would fatally damage Pakistan. There is no turning back now. The ghosts of Agartala still haunt us after 40 years.
Treason-democracy-elections-rebellion-civil war-invasion-defeat-dismemberment-humiliation! Memo is today's Agartala. If it is forgiven today, the dreaded sequence would turn Indus River red with Pakistani blood. The war would annihilate us as it did in 1971. Pakistani media must wake up and see how history is repeating itself.
The Pakistani nation must clearly understand that a sinister web of treachery is being woven against Pakistan and ISI by the government and its allies in political parties and media. The Memo case has almost been killed. Now the Asghar Khan/Mehran Bank case has been revived. The authors of The Memo wanted this case revived to divert attention away from The Memo and to take revenge from the military.
The links and timings between memo case and the Mehran Bank case are stunningly clear. Also, the missing person's case is also being used as a tool to settle scores against ISI. The traitors, snakes and idiots have all joined hands to attack, humiliate and destroy the last defense wall of Pakistan. Memo is a reality just as the Agartala conspiracy was. But back then, too, the political parties joined hands against our military and protected the main accused, the Husain Haqqani of that time, Sheikh Mujeeb.
The result was elections and war and breakup.
History is being repeated today. Political parties and media are ignoring The Memo, attacking ISI and demanding elections when Pakistan is encircled for war.
Shame on our politicians, media, judges and the ulema of this nation who have willingly decided to ignore and bury The Memo. Those who compromise their honor, freedom and faith deserve to be invaded.
For God sake, wake up.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has already declared NRO unconstitutional. The court has also declared voting lists as bogus. These were the voting lists that brought this government to power in 2008.
What is the moral standing of a government that has come to power through unconstitutional and bogus means?
If the government can violate the constitution so audaciously to destroy the country, why can't our military do the same to save Pakistan? Overthrowing the government is no more a legal or constitutional issue. It is a national duty and patriotism.
This article, edited by PakNationalists.net, is based on series of text messages and Facebook status updates by Zaid Hamid, a Pakistani analyst.
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