No Ma'am Ayesha Durrani, your own Gen Zia Ul Haq, usurper of democracy in 1977, a person who carried out a blatantly biased judicial murder of the democratically elected leader, found a convenient means of holding on to power. Islamisation of Pakistan. It is he who is largely responsible for this massacre.

Soviet involvement in Afghanistan was on the invitation of the then president of Afghanistan as a means of military assistance. It is your Pakistani military political establishment who believe Afghanistan to be a strategic depth province of Pakistan, got involved with CIA to train and create the Mujahideen who fought the Soviets,

It is your own DG ISI Gen Hamid Gul who is the "father of Mujahideen". It is your Subsequent martial law administrator Gen Parvez Musharraf who post 9/11 once again replicated the Gen Zia model in aligning with and supporting CIA and US forces in Afghanistan.

It is not a US or British war that the Pakistan army unwillingly is a party to, on the other hand Pakistani Generals are active and complicit members of this unholy nexus.

Not to forget, Pakistan's active Kashmir policy was conceived and nurtured by ZA Bhutto whose army chief was Zia Ul Haq. Bleeding India with a 1000 cuts was ZA Bhutto's brainchild. Even his daughter Benazir as PM continued with her father's policy. Was I surprised when Benazir's son Bilawal made stupid political speeches on Kashmir recently? No absolutely not, he was only parroting what his grandfather and mother used to in the past.

Unemployed trained mujahideen created by your own govt and military have grouped together as Tehreek- E-
Taliban Pakistan. They have been radicalised and trained by your own people, these people are biting you back.

Alas!! Children, innocent children have died today in Peshawar as a result of a misplaced Jihadi notion conceived and implemented way back in 1972 by your own people.

It is also a result of another absurd notion conceived even further back in time, way back in 1940 in Lahore, where selfish elite Muslim Nawaabs, Rajahs and Deewans just to ensure that they do not lose power resolved on a "two nation theory" and create a nation for Islam and Muslims at any cost, that "Two nation theory" bit you hard in 1971, that "Two nation theory" killed the children in Peshawar...... the cost paid for that misplaced notion has cost millions of lives since 1947, it continues...........

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