Opinion | Two-Timing Iran To Bombing Afghan Hospital, How Pakistan Hoodwinks The Ummah

Using jihad as state policy, running a terrorism factory, spreading violence and instability have washed away the modest credibility Islamabad was left with in the Islamic world In the 2010 psychological thriller Black Swan, ballerina Nina Sayers (played by Natalie Portman) progressively loses her sanity as she sees a darker and destructive version of herself in the mirror. It reflects the Pakistani’s descent into a deeply psychotic, multiple-personality State. Only, the Black Swan roles play in reverse in Pakistan’s case. In the mirror, it sees itself as the leading voice of the Islamic Ummah, forever willing to take arms against…