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What Trump Could Mean for Pakistan

Written by Saadia Haq of the Human Lens

In today’s world, most common people are getting more and more obsessed about one thing, i.e the United States of America. Pakistan’s no different with our long term difficult marriage or you could call it a “thorny alliance” with the super power that has a big say in the affairs of my State.

Trump could mean for Pakistan

At this point in time, most people I speak with are fixated with the turning tides in the American elections, much cause for dissent and concern.

Obviously, we note Republican’s presidential runner up Donald Trump’s sensational campaign to be a crude circus that flirts with xenophobia, Islamophobia and the need to make Americans once again protected.

According to Trump, America is under grave threats from many enemies. Hang on, every time, we heard such notions from the White House (the inappropriateness of this name, really) USA conducted illegal and disastrous invasions of several sovereign Muslim countries.

So we Pakistanis are more wary of this Trump fellow describing how his post win scenario where he shall seek India’s help in addressing the “problem” of what he describes as a “semi-unstable” nuclear armed Pakistan.

 

Read more on Saadia’s website here.

Find part two here, where Theresa talks Trump an what could his presidency could mean for America. Spoiler Alert: It ain’t pretty.

 

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5 thoughts on “What Trump Could Mean for Pakistan

  1. Thanks a lot for collaborating to write on this issue, Corbin and this. Hoping we can get some feedback also from our mutual readership at both sites.

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    1. I am so privileged to have the opportunity to work with you on this and other issues. You are truly a tireless advocate for human rights! InshaAllah we will reach many people and have some thoughtful feedback.

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  2. Thanks, I feel we have been able to penetrate into many minds and readers, I got reactions on your part too, did you see those?

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