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he Musharraf military government had extensively liberalized the broadcast news media For instance, aft
er the
CIA operative Raymond Davis was arrested in Lahore for killing two Pakistanis in January 2011, the ISI
leaked the names of fi ft y- fi ve American “spies”
to show how the PPP government’s lax visa policy had made it possible for
the CIA to expand its network within Pakistan.112 It also deliberately leaked
the name of the CIA station chief in Pakistan to settle scores with the Americans for the humiliation they
had caused it with the raid that killed bin
its critics to stop “trying to deliberately run down the Armed Forces and the
Army in par tic u lar” and threatened “to put an end” to “any eff ort to create
for hours, the ISI had Pakistan’s Defense Ministry petition the Pakistan
Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA), the country’s electronic media regulator, to revoke Geo TV’s
transmission license and initiate criminal
charges against its management for defaming the state. In addition, ISIbacked militant organizations,
such as the Jamaat- ut- Dawa, staged angry
protests, which competitor pro- military media organizations then broadcast along with talk shows
segments questioning the patriotism of Mir and
Geo TV. Ultimately, Geo and its affi liated newspapers were banned from
military bases and units,117 and the ISI reportedly pressured cable TV
operators around the country to block the channel’s transmissionPresident Barack Obama as the
Enhanced Partnership
Act of 2009, which off ers Pakistan $1.5 billion annually in nonmilitary,
developmental U.S. aid for fi ve years. While the civilian government welcomed the aid, the military
joined right- wing opposition parties and publicly expressed its outrage118 over “critical provisions [that]
were almost entirely directed against the Army,” particularly the conditioning of American
military assistance on certifi cation by the U.S. secretary of state that the
military was operating under civilian control and keeping out of po liti cal
it could then use to pressure the Americans into modifying the legislation.120 Th us, cable news
channels concocted conspiracy theories, painting
the bill as part of America’s sinister design to weaken the country’s security
praising the military for its principled stand against the Americans, many
stooge out to sell the country’s honor (pakistan at cross road....reference book)