2008, ISBN: 1845118022

[EAN: 9781845118020], [SC: 22.93], [PU: Bloomsbury., London.], PAKISTAN, xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestu… Plus…

[EAN: 9781845118020], [SC: 22.93], [PU: Bloomsbury., London.], PAKISTAN, xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestuous relationship between Pakistan's jihadis and its all-powerful military intelligence agency - the ISI. Based on exclusive interviews with key players, he shows us the fall-out from Musharraf's momentous decision to support America. He penetrates the jihadi networks, revealing their sources of funding, and their links with the Taliban and Al Qaeda. From the dangerous mountain passes of Waziristan to the mess tables of Rawalpindi and the sectarian madrassas of the Punjab, Hussain portrays a country which was already seething with unrest before political violence claimed its highest profile victim in December 2007. As Hussain shows, whoever was behind the assasination of Benazir Bhutto, its main effect has been to accelerate the country's fragmentation, creating a level of uncertainty and chaos from which only extremists and terrorists can benefit. Whatever lies in wait for Pakistan - Talibanization, civil war or worse - it will have grave implications for the entire world." (Publisher's description)., Books<

2008, ISBN: 1845118022

[EAN: 9781845118020], [SC: 22.82], [PU: Bloomsbury., London.], PAKISTAN, xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestu… Plus…

[EAN: 9781845118020], [SC: 22.82], [PU: Bloomsbury., London.], PAKISTAN, xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestuous relationship between Pakistan's jihadis and its all-powerful military intelligence agency - the ISI. Based on exclusive interviews with key players, he shows us the fall-out from Musharraf's momentous decision to support America. He penetrates the jihadi networks, revealing their sources of funding, and their links with the Taliban and Al Qaeda. From the dangerous mountain passes of Waziristan to the mess tables of Rawalpindi and the sectarian madrassas of the Punjab, Hussain portrays a country which was already seething with unrest before political violence claimed its highest profile victim in December 2007. As Hussain shows, whoever was behind the assasination of Benazir Bhutto, its main effect has been to accelerate the country's fragmentation, creating a level of uncertainty and chaos from which only extremists and terrorists can benefit. Whatever lies in wait for Pakistan - Talibanization, civil war or worse - it will have grave implications for the entire world." (Publisher's description)., Books<

2008, ISBN: 9781845118020

London.: Bloomsbury.. New paperback edition.. 2008.. xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestuous relationship bet… Plus…

London.: Bloomsbury.. New paperback edition.. 2008.. xvi + 220pp, notes index, very good paperback edition. "Hussain documents for the first time in detail the incestuous relationship between Pakistan's jihadis and its all-powerful military intelligence agency - the ISI. Based on exclusive interviews with key players, he shows us the fall-out from Musharraf's momentous decision to support America. He penetrates the jihadi networks, revealing their sources of funding, and their links with the Taliban and Al Qaeda. From the dangerous mountain passes of Waziristan to the mess tables of Rawalpindi and the sectarian madrassas of the Punjab, Hussain portrays a country which was already seething with unrest before political violence claimed its highest profile victim in December 2007. As Hussain shows, whoever was behind the assasination of Benazir Bhutto, its main effect has been to accelerate the country's fragmentation, creating a level of uncertainty and chaos from which only extremists and terrorists can benefit. Whatever lies in wait for Pakistan - Talibanization, civil war or worse - it will have grave implications for the entire world." (Publisher's description). ., Bloomsbury., 2008., 0<