Obama on the warpath
(Mian Zeeshan Ahmed , karachi)
                President Obama must have taken 
leave of his senses when he warned that the US would launch another unilateral 
operation inside Pakistan to take on a high value target. This was followed by 
his statement that the information collected from the compound of Osama Bin 
Laden will be used to carry out operations against Al-Qaeda, which in reality is 
an another attempt to frighten our nation. Also, he made the ridiculous 
statement that in considering India an enemy, Pakistan was at a fault.
Too eager to prove to the American public that he is the man of the hour 
carrying the ‘White Man’s burden’, Mr Obama is frequently indulging in spewing 
venom against Pakistan. But what the American pubic doesn’t seem to grasp is 
that the demagogue they have brought into the Oval Office, -- while least 
deserving of this honour -- is only endangering global peace and most 
importantly the safety of the American public when he talks about launching more 
unilateral strikes against Pakistan. There are consequences of every action and 
while it should be clear that Pakistan is a peaceful state and bears America no 
ill will, what Mr Obama should have no confusion about is the fact that the 
backlash of his disastrous operations where they are hitting us, they are bound 
to hit the US mainland one day. The danger to life and security of Americans and 
the world therefore comes not from Pakistan but from Obama’s inadvisable 
policies of global domination and aggression against us. He has become a docile 
puppet in the hands of the American establishment and the CIA but keeping in 
view his sabre-rattling against Islamabad, he has turned out to be no less 
cunning than the proverbial fox to put a gloss on dreadful performance of his 
administration regarding domestic issues and hence improving his chances of a 
win in the next presidential elections. Obama must restraint his ambitions from 
getting the better of his sense of proportion and at least act with the decency 
that is required of a US President.