WAR PUZZLE AGAINST POWERFUL NATIONS BY INDIA,AFGHANISTAN,US,UK.......

THE GAMBLERS "COLD WAR GAME"............. Their"poker game" WASHINGTON: First it was the threat of Soviet/communism card. Then it was the al-Qaida card. Pakistan is now pulling out a new one: The ISIS card.................. "MALAYSIA, ARTH BRITISH ARMY HIDE HOLE" SENDING MIX MESSAGES............... "They (ISIS) are against the teachings of the Prophet, a man of peace and moderation; and against Islamic law, which prizes the protection of life above all. We deplore those responsible and call on the international community to act in concert to prevent further violence," said the prime minister of the Muslim majority country............................ His remarks came amidst reports of three Malaysian women joining the ISIS forces as "comfort women". "These women are believed to have offered themselves in sexual comfort roles to ISIS fighters," The Malaysian Insider news portal reported, citing an unnamed intelligence official. The official said one of the women had travelled to the Middle East in December last year. Another woman in her 40s is believed to have linked up with ISIS forces sometime in April. The official said Malaysian women were not the only ones who were performing sexual jihad. BUT WHO REALLY REPRESENT "ISIS"ISN'T THE MUSLIM. ............... Pakistan plays ISIS card as army chief Raheel Sharif Sharif offered to train Afghan forces, and Ghani, in return, is said to be reevaluating his predecessor Hamid Karzai's efforts to buy weapons from India for the Afghan army........................ But when brithain take place? ............. By WASHINGTON, , Imran Khan ,the cricketer-turned politician,Afghan EMBASSADOR. ALL MAKING A WAR PUZZLE ...........THE CRITICS SAY;............... While Pakistan has always been open to the threat both of and by extremist forces, some of which it is universally accused of nurturing, its policy of using it to extract support from Washington is coming under increasingly scrutiny. "The danger here is that while playing this game Pakistan will eventually end up making ISIS stronger to its own detriment," warned a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington who is now in exile due to threat from extremist elements in his home country.