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The Upcoming Great War And Policy Options For Pakistan

By Editor on 26th May 2021 • ( 0 )

The Upcoming Great War And Policy Options For Pakistan

The renowned Islamic scholar and expert in Islamic Eschatology, Sheikh Imran N. Hosein, is currently visiting Pakistan. I recently watched his three-part analysis on the impending Great War and Pakistan’s necessary response. It reminded me of something Prof. Moiz Husain once shared during a workshop I attended.

Prof. Moiz Husain is widely regarded as Pakistan’s most accomplished mind sciences expert. He recounted how he had once offered—free of charge—to train a select group within the Pakistan Army in Remote Viewing (RV), but his offer was not taken seriously. He had learned RV from Major Ed Dames in the United States, who served for over two years in a U.S. Army intelligence unit that employed Controlled Remote Viewing as a data-gathering tool. The U.S. military successfully used RV during the Gulf War to locate enemy weapons caches with over 90% accuracy. To this day, they continue to explore and apply RV, ESP, and other mind sciences to their strategic advantage, making continuous breakthroughs in the field.

More recently, the British Ministry of Defence enlisted Charley Moley, a lucid dreaming expert, to help treat PTSD in war veterans. Why do I mention these examples? Because I firmly believe that military institutions can significantly enhance their geopolitical and strategic capabilities by integrating mind sciences and spiritual intelligence into their frameworks. Unfortunately, in Pakistan, such disciplines are often dismissed as frivolous or a waste of time.

After watching Sheikh Imran N. Hosein’s analysis, I am convinced that the Pakistan Armed Forces and the government could greatly benefit from this form of spiritual intelligence—rooted in a deep, rigorous study of the Qur’an, Islamic eschatology, and a profound understanding of regional geopolitics. Below is a summary of the key advice and warnings he has offered to Pakistan’s leadership:

Forge a strong military and economic alliance with Russia.
Build close ties with Orthodox Christians, who, according to eschatological prophecy, will stand with Muslims during the End Times and the Second Coming of Christ.
Recognize that Modi’s India (distinct from India as a whole) is aggressively pursuing war. Therefore, develop a strategy to educate the Indian public, making it clear that Pakistan is not their enemy. Work to ensure that Modi’s war-driven government does not remain in power for long.
Publicly affirm that Pakistan acknowledges the Qur’an as the ultimate source of absolute truth.
Understand that Pakistan is perceived as a major obstacle in the transition from Pax Americana to Pax Judaica. Israel aspires to replace the United States as the next global hegemon, and Pakistan stands as the most significant barrier to that ambition. Consequently, Pakistan is viewed as enemy number one and will be targeted for elimination.
Prepare for a three-pronged assault on Pakistan by the U.S./NATO, India, and Israel, with the objective of denuclearizing the country. At the onset of the Great War, Israel is expected to launch a direct attack on Pakistan, supported by Modi’s India and NATO forces.

Sheikh Imran also mentioned that he has further advice, which he prefers to share privately. One can only hope that his warnings reach the appropriate authorities in time—and more importantly, that they act upon them with wisdom and urgency.

Do we need a reminder that Jewish scholars study the Ahadith concerning Imam Mahdi, Ghazwa-tul-Hind, and the End Times more diligently than many Muslims do? Why would they do that? To shape their geopolitical and military strategies accordingly. It is high time we, too, draw upon Islamic wisdom and spiritual intelligence to inform our national defence and strategic planning.