It seems that terrorists are successful in their bid as they have successfully been keeping the United States engaged in unnecessary war. Terrorists who have been enjoying full support of some rulers have been trying to destroy this whole world. There will be no denying the fact that they have gone mad and this is the reason that they have been destroying the world in which they have also been living.
Either the rulers of United States are unaware or they have also been working round the clock to keep this war continue till the destruction of this whole world. Actually they have been paid by the terrorists for this purpose as at the moment terrorists are the richest people in this world. Terrorists have earned a lot of money during the war.
Now there are reports that the United States has been considering the option of using ground forces in Pakistan. If that happens that will be the worst scenario. There will be no denying the fact that some US forces have already been positioned in Pakistan. But the war-mongers have been opening some secrets as they want to create more justification for violence in Pakistan and tribal areas situated on Pak-Afghan border. Thousands of people have already been killed in the ongoing Pakistan Army operation in tribal areas. Pakistan has many problems, but the main problem is rampant corruption by the rulers.
Senior American military commanders in Afghanistan
are pushing for an expanded campaign of Special Operations ground raids
across the border into Pakistan's tribal areas, a risky strategy
reflecting the growing frustration with Pakistan's efforts to root out
militants there.
America's clandestine war in Pakistan has for the most part been carried out by armed drones operated by the C.I.A.
The decision to expand American military activity in Pakistan, which would almost certainly have to be approved by President Obama himself, would amount to the opening of a new front in the nine-year-old war, which has grown increasingly unpopular among Americans. It would run the risk of angering a Pakistani government that has been an uneasy ally in the war in Afghanistan, particularly if it leads to civilian casualties or highly public confrontations.
Ground operations in Pakistan remain controversial in Washington, and there may be a debate over the proposal. One senior administration official said he was not in favor of cross-border operations -- which he said have been generally "counterproductive" -- unless they were directed against top leaders of Al Qaeda. He expressed concern that political fallout in Pakistan could negate any tactical gains