High Time For a Collective National Poltiical Forum

10/04/2015

Press Release
The security situation in Middle East, the region of which our homeland is an important part, is deteriorating day by day from bad to worst. And our nation is adversely being affected from all sides. If our leadership did not perceive the immediate danger looming on us, we would unavoidably be sucked in it caught unprepared.

In the volatile waters of Middle Eastern geopolitics, we can safely navigate our battered ship of freedom movement to the shore of our destiny, if only our leaders adopted the approach of NATIONAL STRUGGLE instead of PARTY POLITICS.

Collective strength of our nation is what we need the most today to face the brutality of the enemy.
It is said desperate situations call for desperate measures. I urge all pro freedom forces to bury the hatchet and explore all possible ways and means of a road map that leads us to a common ground where we can narrow down our differences and purge a COLLECTIVE NATIONAL POLITICAL FORUM that can make sure that our collective national strength is in place to regain our lost sovereignty.

Archen Baloch

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