So, who's guarding the guards?

Fri, 18 November 2011

12:50

It's happening, again. A major US publication, The Atlantic, has claimed that a fast failing Pakistan, run by inept civilians and praetorian generals, is an "Ally from Hell", suffers a completely dysfunctional relationship with Washington, and is an accident away from unleashing its nuclear weapons upon the world via infiltration, theft, sabotage and/or even rebellion among its ranks. Readthe analysis on the Friday Times.

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