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| Updated on December 4, 2018 | news-current-topics

Is Pakistan and the Myth of “Too Dangerous to Fail”?

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@vivanvatena4015 | Posted on December 4, 2018

Right from the day it came into existence, Pakistan has strived towards being a security state rather than a welfare state. In the process of doing so, and at the same time with the intention of snatching Kashmir from India, they started harbouring terrorism. It is no longer hidden fact that Pakistan is the breeding ground of different terrorist outfits that have been causing mayhem all over the world. Even the 9/11 attacks could be traced back to Pakistan.

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Pakistan has been claiming that they have put in a lot of effort and money in order to eradicate terrorism from the soil. However, the fact remains that they have only targeted dose terrorist organizations which have caused problems to their state. Apart from those, there are numerous other terrorist outfits, which are nurtured by the Pakistani state administration.
A couple of months back, US President Donald Trump threatened Pakistan of cutting all kinds of military support and financial assistance. It is due to the fact that the USA is sick and tired of Pakistan's double standard when it comes to countering terrorism. Pakistan's involvement in Mumbai attack is known to the global community. Despite providing innumerable pieces of evidence Pakistan hasn't punished the perpetrators. Therefore, the statement “Too Dangerous to Fail” is quite justified as far as Pakistan is concerned
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@deepeshsachdev2484 | Posted on June 9, 2020

On January 1, U.S. President Donald Trump conveyed a tweet blaming Pakistan for "untruths and double dealing" and afterward took steps to remove all help that was in the pipeline. After some backtracking, saying it would slice just a few assets, the organization came back to its underlying position, reporting that it would in truth suspend all security-related help, including the Coalition Support Fund program, an exceptionally rewarding money dairy animals that has represented near portion of the $34 billion pampered on Pakistan since 2002.

This isn't the first run through, obviously, that U.S. authorities have gotten Pakistan out for its dishonesty in spite of American liberality. Previous President Barack Obama did as such, though with more artfulness, and even acted militarily against Pakistan in May 2011 when he requested in U.S. Naval force SEALs to execute Osama receptacle Laden, who was stowing away in a protected house not exactly a mile from the chief military

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