Magnificent Delusions (69 page)

       
US arms and,
103–104

       
US views,
38

Indian National Congress,
11–13
,
14–15
,
30

Indus Waters Treaty (1960),
101

“Intellocrat,”
102

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA),
217

Invisible Government, The
(Wise and Ross),
117

Iranian hostage crisis,
244

Iran's Shah

       
buying weapons,
210

       
fall of,
235

       
Pakistan and,
213

Iraqi embassy, Islamabad

       
Bhutto on,
195–196

       
Pakistani raid/arms cache,
195
,
233

Islamabad becoming Pakistan capital,
106

Islamic Democratic Alliance (IJI),
277

Ismail, Muhammad,
25

Ismay, Hastings,
32

Ispahani, Farahnaz,
323

Ispahani, Mirza Abol Hasan

       
aid for undeveloped countries and,
39
,
51

       
as ambassador to United States,
33
,
37
,
40
,
59

       
early Pakistan and,
25

       
Israeli-Arab war (1973),
204

Jamaat-e-Islami,
142
,
194
,
265

Jamiat-e-Islami Afghanistan,
234

Jamiat Ulema Islam (JUI),
143–144

Jammu and Kashmir,
26
,
27
.
See also
Kashmir and Pakistan-India conflict

Jernegan, John,
75

Jha, Lakshmi Kant,
164

Jinnah, Muhammad Ali

       
All-India Muslim League,
12
,
15
,
16
,
17
,
19–20

       
Bourke-White interview,
8–9

       
critics on,
8–9
,
13
,
14
,
15
,
17–18
,
20–21
,
24
,
42–43

       
death/impact,
24
,
41–42

       
democracy and,
21
,
35

       
description,
13
,
24

       
Egypt on,
15

       
Fatima (sister),
36

       
Flagstaff House,
8
,
36

       
“Hindu imperialism” and,
10
,
21
,
22

       
inaugural address/views,
23–24

       
meeting with Hare/Weil and,
10

       
on Pakistan-US relations,
8–9
,
10
,
14–15

       
on Pakistan's purpose/importance,
8–9
,
14
,
15–16
,
19–20
,
38

       
as “Quaid-e-Azam,”
8
,
9
,
15
,
42
,
183

       
on religion,
24

       
religious observance and,
17

       
supporters,
13–14
,
19

       
on threats to Muslims,
10
,
12
,
16
,
21
,
22
,
23

       
wanting to retire in India,
25

       
Western aid and,
3
,
32–33
,
34

Johnson, Louis,
48

Johnson, Lyndon B.

       
Ayub and,
98–99
,
100–101
,
107
,
108–109
,
117–118
,
120–121

       
Ayub at Johnson's ranch,
100–101

       
Kashmir conflict and,
112–113

       
Pakistan visit/Ayub,
98–99

       
priorities as president,
107

Jones, James,
334
,
339
,
340
,
342

Journal of Conflict Resolution
,
11

JUI (Jamiat Ulema Islam),
143–144

Junejo, Muhammad Khan

       
Afghanistan-Soviet conflict aftermath,
268–269

       
becoming prime minister,
268

Kappes, Steve,
314
,
327

Karamat, Jehangir,
295
,
301

“Kargil crisis,”
299
,
301–303

Kasab, Ajmal,
329
,
332

Kashmir and Pakistan-India conflict

       
Ayub and,
91–92
,
108–109
,
111
,
113
,
118

       
China and,
302

       
effects on Pakistan government,
29

       
election problems (1989),
279

       
elections,
52

       
Gul/Pakistan Jihad and,
277

       
Jamaat-e-Islami and,
265

       
Jihad against India and (1958),
80–81

       
“Kargil crisis,”
299
,
301–303

       
Kashmiri militants attacks (2001),
312–313

       
Kennedy and,
99
,
106

       
Line of Control (LOC),
193
,
301

       
“Muslim victimhood” and,
27
,
28

       
negotiations (starting 1962),
105
,
106

       
NIE on,
63

       
nuclear power and,
295

       
Nur Khan and,
137

       
Pakistan/anti-Indian insurgency (1989–1990),
279–280

       
Pakistan food security and,
57

       
Pakistan Jihad/war results and,
28–29

       
Pakistan military and,
27
,
28

       
partition and,
26
,
27–28

       
as permanent war,
28–29

       
road access and,
27–28

       
Soviet Union and,
77
,
137–138

       
US informal arms embargo and,
38

       
US/solution and,
101–102
,
105

       
water/river control and,
57
,
81
,
82
,
91
,
92

Kashmir and Pakistan-India conflict (war starting 1965)

       
Ayub and,
111
,
112
,
113
,
114–115
,
116
,
118
,
119

       
description,
111
,
113

       
end/results,
115–117

       
Pakistan future and,
115

       
Pakistan infiltrators,
111

       
propaganda/anti-Americanism,
115
,
116–117
,
118

       
Tashkent peace talks,
116
,
194

       
US and,
112–114

Kayani, Ashfaq Pervez

       
Haqqani/Samuel Huntington's book,
335

       
Holbrooke and,
334

       
Mullen and,
334
,
335
,
345
,
348

       
positions,
316
,
328–329

       
use of Ayub Khan/Eisenhower paper,
340

       
in Washington/Obama and,
343–344

Keating, Kenneth,
189

Kennan, George,
3
,
50–51

Kennedy, Edward,
255

Kennedy, John F.,
96–97
,
99
,
103
,
106

Kerry, John,
335

Kerry-Lugar-Berman Bill,
334–335
,
338

Khalid, King of Saudi Arabia,
205

Khalil, Fazlur Rahman,
292

Khalilzad, Zalmay,
309

Khan, Abdul Ghaffer,
30

Khan, Abdul Qadeer (A.Q. Khan)

       
as nuclear weapons proliferator,
314
,
334

       
Pakistan lifting restrictions on,
334

       
Pakistan nuclear weapons,
211
,
237

Khan, Afzal Rahman,
119

Khan, Aziz,
288
,
301–302

Khan, Ghulam Ishaq,
166
,
275–276
,
280
,
281

Khan, Ghulam Jilani,
219

Khan, Liaquat Ali.
See
Liaquat Ali Khan

Khan, Sahibzada Yaqub,,
151
,
218

Khan, Shehryar,
273
,
274
,
284

Khan, Tikka,
151

Khan, Zafrulla,
61
,
67

Khar, Hina Rabbani

       
response to US officials,
322

       
terrorism talks with US,
319
,
320–321
,
322

Khomeini, Ayatollah,
235

Khrushchev, Nikita,
77
,
89
,
97

King, Robin,
256

Kirk, Mark,
348

Kissinger, Henry

       
Bhutto and,
177
,
181
,
196
,
198
,
200
,
202
,
213–214
,
218
,
228

       
East/West Pakistan,
124–125
,
128
,
157

       
Ford and,
211

       
India and,
123–124
,
160–161
,
168
,
212

       
India nuclear weapons/Pakistan reaction,
211–212

       
India-Pakistan conflict and,
136–137
,
163–164

       
Pakistan's aid requests after civil war,
189
,
216–217