In praise of Moeed Yusuf and the Jinnah Institute Report – by Riaz Malik Hajjaji

The best thing about the report is that it comes from people who my pious brothers in JI-SSP mistook for liberal fascists.

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Just when it looked like the liberal fascist brigade would attempt to take Pakistan away from the Taliban, the brilliant Jinnah Institute report scattered the hopes of this perfidious group of people. This group includes those “Pashtuns” like Prof. Ijaz, Dr. Taqi and Farhat Taj who think they know more about Pathans and NWFP than good, honest patriotic Punjabis. This group also includes fringe elements like Kamran Shafi and others who have the temerity to be critical of the Pak Fauj.

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An account of Saleem Shahzad’s murder and ISI’s links to jihadi groups – by Dexter Filkins

An 'order to harm' Saleem Shahzad mutated into a 'directive to kill' .

The Journalist and the Spies: The murder of a reporter who exposed Pakistan’s secrets – by Dexter Filkins

On May 30th, as the sun beat down on the plains of eastern Pakistan, a laborer named Muhammad Shafiq walked along the top of a dam on the Upper Jhelum Canal to begin his morning routine of clearing grass and trash that had drifted into

A wandering Jew pulls away the veil over Pakistan – by Paul Rockower

Editor’s note: We are pleased to cross-post this excellent article by Paul Rockower which he wrote for the Jerusalem Post. Paul visited Pakistan in 2007 and wrote an article for the Jerusalem Post on Pakistan’s more cosmo side.

Paul is an editor of the Pakistan Israel Peace Forum (ttp://www.pakistanisraelpeace.org ) which aims to build bridges and

Don’t sell Pakistan’s subsistence to rich Arab Sheikhs and MNCs

Will Pakistani media and judiciary take note of the Zardari-Gilani government's firesale of rural subsistence?

‘Pakistan offering six million acres for corporate farming’ – by Shahid Shah

Pakistan has offered 6 million acres of land to resourceful countries and Multinational Companies (MNCs) for corporate farming, corporate sources