Is China & Pakistan friendship leverage on American's World Order?

Question

Pakistan and China have agreed to quickly set up the Joint Investment Company.

Answer 1

Do you really think that they have to ask permission to the Americans? I think they too have the right to make their own political alliances.
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"Many experts predict the new closeness between the world's only superpower and Islamabad's fiercest rival will prompt Pakistan to develop even closer ties with its longtime strategic security partner, China.

Pakistan needs a deterrent against India.

The animosity between the two countries dates to partition in August 1947, when the British divided their former colony into two states. India was meant to be a secular democracy and Pakistan, a homeland for South Asian Muslims. More than six million Muslims migrated to Pakistan, and more than four million Hindus and Sikhs moved to India. Tremendous violence and upheaval during the partition process left more than one million people dead.
In the half-century since, Pakistan and India have fought three wars and come close a few other times. The unresolved issue of the disputed territory of Kashmir and periodic military buildups on both sides have kept tensions high. Many Pakistanis still worry that India wants to reunite the territory under its control. Both countries tested nuclear weapons in 1998".

Quoted from:
China and Pakistan: A Deepening Bond
Author:Esther Pan
March 8, 2006
http://www.cfr.org/publication/10070/china_and_pakistan.html

Answer 2

Aneida, good answer. But the NWO is just that. Noone wants terrorism by the way.

Answer 3

As long as I can still get my Indian or Chinese takeaway, it is OK by me!