Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military Book

A timely read, given the recently upheld of capital by a religious mob. It helped me understands these recent events as well as a decade back the affairs with Taliban.
people tracing back roots of religious fundamentalism often stop at Zia ul Haq's efforts for Islamization of state. They term it as starting point of support of fundamentalists and inflow of drugs and weapons to Pakistan which in later years proved to be lethal for Pakistan. Here Mr. Haqqani went beyond that and argued that this Mullah-Military romance started from the very beginning soon after independence, attributing this to the policy of Muslim league to play religion card and giving a vague picture of the new state.
The role of US all along is disappointing .and more shameful is the role of prominent political leaders like ZA Bhutto for simply carrying out the agenda of mullah-military complex This book personally made me nihilistic about Pakistani politics. And my belief ,that democratic government can change the policies which have deeply harmed us , is badly shattered.
A well written insightful book . Will recommend to anyone interested in understanding relations between mosque and military