Analysis Of General Pervez Musharraf

The book is a series combination of several articles so far written by the author in different newspapers, websites and journals relating to the subject which document and analyze the growth of extremist and terrorist groups in Pakistan under the control of General Pervez Musharraf. The author’s areas of research and interest include India’s neighborhood policy Pakistan and Terrorism that make the book more consistent piece of comprehensive knowledge and worth reading, Wilson throughout the book focuses on Musharraf reign’s worst legacy the gang of religious extremists and terrorists who have been allowed to cause riots across Pakistan, threatening not only life and property inside the country but also in Afghanistan, India and other parts
The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan in the early 80’s and the following secret intervention of the United States by way of raising a rebellious religious army within Afghanistan, it was not difficult for Musharraf to manage an assignment in the operation. He was one of the favorites of President Zia ul-haq, Musharraf came into the charmed circle after he had put a popular rebellion in the Afghanistan. Musharraf’s role was to help establish training camps set up logistics and penetration routes and organize guerilla attacks on the Soviet forces. He courted religious leaders helped them set up madarsas, routed man and material support and became part of a new, evolving strategy being crafted by the Pakistan army to turn its single point agenda of crippling India to avenge to name just two reasons, Kashmir and East
He describes all the organization that are working and struggling for the cause of Kashmir as terrorist but he forgets that One Man's Terrorist is Another Man's Freedom