The Dawn

The Neocon’s Neocon Irfan Husein can’t make up his mind whether to live in Canada and trumpet his brand of “Curry Neoconsm” from Toronto or to simply xerox American Neocon thoughts as his own from Pakistan. The worst part is to see Mr. Husein’s doltish paralogism published in the newspaper of Islam’s biggest city in the world. It is a sad commentary on the Haroon family that allows this moonshine gibber to sully the pages of Dawn. Mr. Husein is one of the leaders of the “Blame Pakistan first” crowd that sees malaise and protozoan disease everywhere. He cannot see the hypocrisy of the North American hysteron proteron and will always trumpet the enemies point of view in the enemies langauge. Mr. Husein has no links with the masses. He is now an island by himself writing for those who yearn for the timid ways of the 60s when everyone was in awe of the American point of view  it s Kennedyesque freshness. Today the stale and decrpid thinking out of Washington is as horrid as the vacuity of ideas which make their way out of the Mr. Irfan Husein’sword processor. One does not have to cross many borders to read the original script. BharatandWashington both call it the same. Without reading Mr. Husein’s article one can get the gist from the New York Tmes, The Washington Post or the Hindustan Times. I pulled this line from Mr. Husein’s recent column, because I know it would be there…”infamous instrument of surrender known as the Nizam-i-Adl“. Without reading the article it took me about five seconds to find the Neoconnonsensetranscribedby Mr. Husein “This resounding defeat is the cumulative result of years”. The same lines can be read in the writings of Admiral Mullen, Mr. Richard HolbrookeandRalph Peters. In many email conversations with Mr. Husein over the years, I found him a Non-religious extremist who is proud of his whisky chugging ways, his assasanine dispiritedness more dangerous than the teetotalism of the duncical Talibs. Mr. Irfan Husein’s  dangerous petitio principii is as unbending and fundamentalist as that of Mulla Omar. Why would anyone want to read Mr Irfan Huseins “Rogan Josh Neoconism“, a photocopied transcription of Steve Emersen and Daniel Pipes when one can read the original in Foreign Policy Magazine? The question that comes to mind, is why does Dawn publish such fustian gabble?