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The world's cascade of disasters is not a coincidence
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“It never rains, but what it pours,” sang Judy Garland to Mickey Rooney in 1938, memorably describing what happens “if Lady Luck should happen to desert you.”
You stub your toe, ouch,
You hit your elbow, ooh,
You bump your head, ooh.
You step on a tack and you let out a howl.
There’s soap in your eyes and you can’t find a towel.
You try to comb your hair but can’t arrange it,
Spill orange juice on your dress and have to change it.
Then all day long
Everything you touch goes wrong.
“The same thing happens in life,” the song goes on. “But on a very much larger scale.”
Why the world's cascade of disasters is not a coincidence
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When an ordinary gypsy wanders, they do so to tap sources to sustain them on nature’s booty and bounty. But when it’s a glorified gypsy who goes around under the euphemism of a diplomat trotting the globe, they gather a bag full of reminiscences and memories.
Ambassador Arif Kamal is one such modern-day gypsy. As a career diplomat, he roamed the world, representing his country with élan from Kuwait to Tokyo, Moscow to Ottawa, and Jeddah to Doha, in a career spanning 34 years.
Kamal’s initial thrust into the arcane world of diplomacy was daunting and disappointing for him. He had been recruited into the elite Pakistan Foreign Service under what was former prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s brainchild policy of ‘lateral entry’. But when Bhutto was toppled by Gen Ziaul Haq, the Bonaparte took exception to those hired under lateral entry. Kamal bore the brunt of Gen Zia’s culling of Bhutto’s recruits; he was unceremoniously uprooted from his maiden diplomatic ass