that any "Army takeover of Pakistan would be harmful".
The factor which drive to this conclusion is based on public opinions, reaction and their capabilities of action. Noting also the use of
above public sentiments by media and political parties to profiting from the scenario.
In the long-term prospective, Pakistan is likely to face a full fledge war in the near future. If the military regime assumed the power prior
to the would-be possible war situation -- the top brass both civilan and military would be unlikely to acquire sufficient majority moral support during critical war time. As it has proven from defeats in history of Pakistan in 1971, Afghanistan pro-Soviet regime collapse in 1980s and recently Iraq in 2003.
For the current destabilized situation in Pakistan, military
establishment must rely on secret agencies to further their ligamate agendas from behind the scene in ultimate benefit for Pakistan's
defence and safety. More empowerment is recommended for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) which is already running in its full
potential and whose role is the most critical in such times of crisis.
There is urgent need for the expansion of ISI operations abroad to counter domestic terrorism.
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This report is declassified under the laws of private property of
Intelligence X. It doesn't include any information or analysis
classified under Official Secret Act from the constitution of Islamic
Republic of Pakistan.
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