Askari,

As I mentioned before, I have far more interest in tragedies that are happening today. I am just not qualified to judge, nor the ability to investigate claims and counter-claims as to what happened in Karachi & Hyderabad in 1992. All I am asking is that you not force your views (however right they may be) on those who are interested in the present and what they can influence rather than what happened in the past, and that also in a country that they have left behind – since I presume that all people on this list live outside Pakistan. 

I of course disagree that I am confusing the issue. I am just putting it in perspective, but if your only interest is on what injustices happened in Karachi in 1992, then you will see anything else as a diversion. After all, there are many people who are still exclusively focused on the Holocaust that happened more than 60 years ago.   

So, no, I am neither qualified nor interested in reaching firm conclusions about injustices that happened in Karachi in 1992. You may wish to ask yourself this question, though: suppose everything you say is correct, what would you like to do about it, other than cause hand-wringing about the past, and in a country that now has very different problems?

Masud      

To be human means not only to be different, but also to be able to become different, that is, to change – Viktor Frankl