What did you say, it’s not our war? Agree with you because you have a loaded gun to prove your viewpoint. But what about children and women killed in Jamrud Monday morning; what about the attack on Peshawar airport and airbase the other day; any comments on beheading of police and army soldiers in KP; attack on Malala Yousafzai must have been orchestrated by the US; what about attack on Mehran naval base and Kamra airbase; how about almost daily killing of sectarian minorities in Quetta; Karachi, Parachinar, Kurram and other parts of the country; what about consistent killing of pilgrims travelling on buses; attack on armed forces’ GHQ not to be mentioned; killing of devotees visiting Sufi shrines shall be ignored; what about attack on markets frequented by families in KP; routine attacks during Friday and Eid prayers; attacks on political and religious leaders and workers shall be accepted as fate; how about suicide bombing during a volleyball game wherein 105 people died; attacks during funerals while killing the mourners; attack on Sri Lankan cricket team shall be the work of opponents; no more talk about bombing of intelligence agencies offices, mosques, shrines, schools, colleges, health centres, infrastructure? No, I can’t record all the terrorist attacks wherein more than 40,000 members of law enforcement agencies and civilians including children, women, men, both young and old, without any distinction, were killed.
If you still say it’s not our war, I will agree because you have a gun to prove your point.
