Pakistan, June 26 -- In recent days, an old threat has resurfaced under a new disguise. The group once known as Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), now more accurately unmasked by the people as Fitnah al-Khawarij (FAK), has issued yet another statement-this time pretending to stand for the very people they have long brutalized. Swat, a valley once soaked in the blood of innocents during FAK's reign of terror, is now being serenaded with hollow claims of care and protection. This is psychological warfare. They believe soft words can erase the screams and the graves. But the people remember too well: the silence of classrooms, the ruins of homes, the grief in funeral prayers, and the persistent fear that haunted every sunrise. No rhetoric can re...