Towards Emergency??

Its usual to me being a Pakistani to be shocked after reading newspaper news of suicide attacks,news of wani and operations on Mosques etc.
But today i read an extraordinarily shocking comment by our Minister Shair Afghan niazi who said "After the Lal Masjid Operation all of the country have become peaceful"
I am not feeling shy to say him blind as i read this statement again and again hoping that my eyes were mistaken but unfortunately not.
During last three days we lost more than 50 troops and today people party's welcoming camp of chief justice was under attack and more than 14 people were killed.
i do remember after the 9/11 our president said
1"By helping America our Kashmire issue will be resolved"
2"we will get that much foreign aid that we can become a more prosperous country"
3 "our country will become more peaceful "
4"Inflation will go down"
5 "Pakistan will be saved from terrorists"
BUT
After 9/11 all these points in fact went in a negative direction no one can deny that.
I think helping US to invade Afghanistan was the root cause of pakistan's instability.
I didnt heard any suicide attack in Pak before 9/11.
The inflation rate was much more slower before 9/11
Kashmire is going away from our hands
Briteshers who ruled us more than 100 years didnt use force against our feudal people as they know they are very sensitive and its not possible to fight with them but our Government might wanted to through the hand into burning fire and the flames of this fire does'nt seem to be extinguished
Now Nato forces feel free to attack in the Pakistani territory
I don't think these circumstances which we we are facing now were thinkable before.
I feel that this situation is leading us towards anarchy and it is providing an excuse to emergency which is according to our Government's interest as they know that they cannot win in the elections unless rigging takes place.
Now Nato forces feel free to attack in the Pakistan territory
I don't think these circumstances which we we are facing now were thinkable before.