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To Live or to Perish Forever: Two Tumultuous Years in Pakistan

“A fascinating account of [Schmidle’s] years in Pakistan . . . The story of two Pakistans the author discovered: one beautiful and friendly, the other frightening and deadly.”—Booklist
Nicholas Schmidle beat the Pakistani army into Taliban country. In October 2007, just weeks before thousands of troops, backed by helicopters and artillery fire, marched into the Swat valley to battle the gang of Talibs who had taken over the region, Schmidle rode into the town of Mingora on a public bus. He drove through Taliban-manned checkpoints and took a zipline into a militant camp. Schmidle had spent the previous two years traveling throughout Pakistan, living off a small fellowship which required only that he stay in the country, learn Urdu, and write about what he witnessed.
Schmidle’s telling of his gripping adventures, aided by his own deep knowledge of Pakistan’s history, explains to readers the many reasons why Pakistan has grabbed the world’s headlines. To Live or to Perish Forever is an eye-opening and exciting read about this essential place.

GEN MUSHARAF'S PAKISTAN – The Bearded Fundamantalists display their automatic weaponary in open defiance of law in full public view while law enforcement agencies turn a blind eye, or they ignore them

This picture was taken by a Daily Dawn Photographer (showing a (Green Turbaned group) person with an automatic rifle riding a bike on main artery of Lahore, The Mall) a day before the two suicide bomb blasts in Lahore, one on the FIA headquarters located at the intersection of Temple Road and The Mall and the other on 83 F Model Town Lahore near the Bilawal House. A week before the militants’ targeted Naval Center very close to the spot where the above armed green turbaned person is seen riding the bike. An emergency high alert was declared soon after; still these groups have the clout enough to openly defy the law while official agencies ignore such defiance’s. It is strange that 80 percent of international terrorists have been detected and caught by Pakistan and handed over to USA, yet dozens of suicide bombings have occurred in Pakistan and their bodies recovered, still no agency has been able to identify them or make any real arrest or pinpoint the militant group behind these blasts.. It is the gun culture of ugly side of Pakistan.

Fishing near Sokhtarabad, Gilgit-Baltistan province, Pakistan

Mr. Azizullah with his catch.

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Drawing on observations from the streets and university classrooms and from personal interviews with lawyers, journalists, politicians, and military personnel, this riveting investigation examines the most compelling aspects of Pakistan’s culture and history. Written by an American journalist living in Pakistan, the issues and struggles of Pakistan and its people as the United States’s war on terror unfolds are addressed. This powerful report offers vivid descriptions of life in Lahore and humanizes the nation’s struggles by delving into every dimension of the Pakistani experience, including domestic politics; ethnic, regional, and sectarian fault lines; anti-Western and anti-Indian sentiments; and the border issues between Kashmir and Afghanistan. An engaging work, the findings connect this volatile nation to its precarious place in the international realm.