Which one is more Destructive: Pakistan or its Islamic Nuclear Bomb?

Pakistan in between -“the grotesque and macabre” – (Economist 11 Oct 1958)

Author: Dr S Karimzadi

Of all human behaviours, collective ignorance is the most destructive one. If the world were not ignorant of the theocratic state of Pakistan, there would be no such a Frankenstein monster state and an Islamic bomb. Pakistan has tested its ‘Islamic nuclear bombs’ on 28 and 30 May 1998 in Pakistani Occupied Balochistan (POB). But why a rogue state like Pakistan was allowed to acquire nuclear weapons and why the bombs were tested in Balochistan?

One cannot answer these questions unless one knows what “Pakistan” is? To any fair-minded, rational, and informed person, the term Nazism immediately conjures up images of barbarism, mass murder, and the vision of extermination camps and the spectre of the eugenics. The term “Pakistan” is everything there was in Nazism except the German Nazists had their own nation but Pakistan is not a nation. Unless the world gets this point right, they will never be able to understand the state of Pakistan and the extreme militarism, Islamic fundamentalism, corruption, and violence that are associated with it.

From its birth, Pakistan became not only a mass killer but a destroyer of its own creators. M. A. Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, soon after the creation of Pakistan was abandoned as a disrepair object and died in complete desolation in Ziarat Balochistan.

Choudhry Rahmat Ali, the inventor of designate Pakistan, left England for Pakistan in April 1948. He was a son of a wealthy Punjabi Muslim landlord in East Punjab. Choudhry died hopeless and destitute on 3 February 1951 in Cambridge, few days after his death his body was discovered and buried on 20 February 1951.  The expenses for his burial were paid by his former British colleagues (Venkatesh 2018).

Liaquat Ali Khan (1895-1951), the first Prime Minister of Pakistan, confiscated all his belongings and threw him out the country in October 1948. Not very long after, on 16 October 1951, Liaquat Ali Khan was also shot dead.  From 1948, the year of creation of the state of Pakistan, to the mid-1950s Pakistan replaced seven prime ministers.

There has been a total lack of trust in the entire apparatus of the Frankenstein state of Pakistan from the very day of its creation. This mistrust is the greatest among the Punjabi military, religious, commercial, and political establishment who have dominated and ruled Pakistan. Almost all sons and daughters of upper crusts of Punjabi military, political and religious establishment live, study and work in developed free and democratic nations. One of the very popular destinations for Pakistan Generals, after they retire, is Canada. The vast majority of Muslims who rule Pakistan wish to leave Pakistan are from Punjab. Probably, over ninety percent of what is known by the pseudo designate ‘Pakistani’ all over the world are Punjabi Muslims.

The mass exodus of people and the ruling establishment that entire military, political, economic, religious, and cultural power in Pakistan are under their control is a clear indication of total mistrust about the validity and the survival of this fake state. 

Balochistan is the homeland of the Baloch nation. Geographically, it is located on the plateau of Iran and the area of Balochistan is about 560,000 square kilometres with a coastline of over 1,200 kilometres. From 1666 to 1839 Baloch had its independent national state. The British invaded Balochistan on 13 November 1839 and subsequently divided it into three parts.

The first artificial line was drawn by Maj. General F. J. Goldsmid (1818-1909) in 1871 known as the Goldsmid Line. This line divided Balochistan into two parts, the western (Iranian Occupied Balochistan) and eastern Balochistan (Pakistan Occupied Balochistan). The western part, currently occupied by Iran, was given to the Qajar, the rulers of Persia. The eastern part remained under the control of the British until 1947. The second line is known as the ‘Durand Line.’ It was drawn in 1893 by H. M. Durand (1850 – 1924). As a result of this line, the northern part of Balochistan was annexed to Afghanistan.

The division of Balochistan was a colonial plan. This division carried out without Baloch consent and Baloch relentlessly has fought for their freedom and unification of their homeland. The Baloch nation has continuously been fighting for their freedom and independence since of occupation of Balochistan by the British Imperial Army. The Eastern Balochistan regained its independence from Britain, in 1947. This news was reported by the New York Times on 12 August 1947. Almost eight months after Balochistan secured her independence from Britain, on 27 March 1948; the newly created theocratic state of Pakistan invaded eastern Balochistan and annexed it to Pakistan. 

In the latest conflict that started around the year 2000, it is estimated that about 10,000 Baloch have been killed. Most of the deceased are the victims of the Pakistan army macabre ‘kill and dump’ policy. Over 30,000 Baloch political and human rights activists are reported to have been arrested and disappeared by Pakistani forces.  The relatives of the state-enforced disappeared Baloch, mostly Baloch women, and children walked over 2,000 km from Quetta, the capital city of Balochistan to Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan for recovery of their loved ones. This long march started in October 2013 and ended in February 2014. While, the long march for Baloch missing person was on its way, on 25 January 2014, three mass graves were discovered in Tootak area of district Khuzdar Balochistan containing more than 100 human remains.

One cannot separate the ‘Islamic nuclear bombs’ of the artificial state of Pakistan from the very core principle of its creation. Choosing Balochistan to test its nuclear booms is a deliberate attempt to add to the miseries of Baloch people. Pakistan tested its nuclear bombs in the Koh Kambaran ranges and the Chaghai hills on 28 and 30 May 1998 it carried out another test in Kharan region of Balochistan.

However, the Islamic cult of Punjabi rulers of Pakistan is deadlier than their Islamic bomb. They are the most lethal weapon. They are the ones who have fabricated the history and say that Pakistan was created “when the Arabs led by Muhammad bin Qasim occupied Sindh and Multan” in eight century (Hasan 1980). They are the ones who celebrate “jihad”, holy war – and the conquest and the subjugation of their homeland, India, by Arabs. In every fibre of the Islamic cult of Punjabi rulers of Pakistan is global jihad.  

Pakistan’s nuclear program has been another fiasco of deception and lies. Abdul Qadeer Khan, a larcener and the father of Pakistan Islamic bomb stole the centrifuge design information while working for FDO, a Dutch company. Pakistanis, not only use such information for the development of their own nuclear development but also kept selling such information to other countries like Iran, Libya, and North Korea.

In addition, their nuclear weapon has been used to entice rulers of the Arabian Peninsula of a bogus sense of security in return for some kind of undeclared regular fee in form of aid or gift. This is also a display of their bare teeth against India. A war that they started with India after the division of India that has been on and off continuously and will never be settled as long as Pakistan exists. The self-deluded rulers of Pakistan thought by testing their bombs in Balochistan they can intimidate and subdue the Baloch nation. Quite the opposite, the Baloch national liberation movement has been getting broader and stronger ever since.

The nuclear tests in Balochistan took place in total secrecy. No single Baloch has consented or being involved in this heinous act. Neither there has been an independent investigation about the effects of these tests on the areas and Baloch people. It is not far from certain to see the next biggest nuclear disaster in Pakistan. It must be stopped before it is too late. To prevent this disaster from happening, the world should support the secular democratic Baloch, Pashtun, and Sindhi liberation movements. The Baloch nation will implement Article 73 of Balochistan Liberation Charter straightaway after regaining independence and will get rid of all nuclear weapon from Balochistan.

A more detailed and longer version of this article will be posted later on BalochWarna News.