Pakistan seriously rethinking its unequal relationship with USA

The Reymond Davis,who kileed three Pakistanis in broad daylight in Famous Lahore city have been released which sparked massive protests in Pakistan led by Jamaat e islami,headed by Syed Munwar hassan and Pakistan Tehrik-e-insaf ,led by former cricketer Imran Khan.The deadly drone attack on a peacefull gathering in Waziristan which left dozens killed and injured have added fuel to the fire and Pakistan most powerfull Army Chief Gen.Ashfaq Pervaiz Kiani has sent a strong message to Washington which displayed highest degree of protest on drone attacks and warned that such attacks will not be tolerated any more and also termed drone attacks as anti human.Washington has rejected pakistan protest but it seems that Pakistan is no more interested to carry on the present relationship status with US and may rethink the pak-us relationship which may change regional situation and USA will find its self in hot waters as it can not continue its operation in Afghanistan without the intellegence and logistic support from Pakistan.The regional countries especially China,India and Iran and even Russia is monitoring the cracks which have appeared in Pak-USA relatons and are measuring its positive and negative fallout for them.

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