Pakistan's army is the Macavity of militaries. It remains the bafflement of Washington and an elusive puppeteer of the Pakistani polity. Even as its officers and soldiers die in large numbers at the hands of Islamist extremists, its traces can be found on nearly every jihadi enterprise in the beleaguered country. Recently a link was discovered between Osama bin Laden's courier and the establishment-backed Harkat-ul-Mujahideen group. And documents have now emerged that suggest two former Pakistani generals were involved in selling uranium enrichment technology to North Korea for millions of dollars.
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