told WAQT NEWS on Saturday that in Karachi mostly Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) of India was involved in killings. In Balochistan, RAW and Afghan intelligence agency, NDS, have joined hands to encourage separatists. At a broader level, it becomes a troika with Mossad as its third wing.
true but this is a forum and a lot of things gets discussed. Sometimes without proof.
True. But their numbers here are very few. Majority here do not possess that thought. Which is a good thing.
Dost padh tho lo post thik se.
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Only a idiot can label engineering terrorism in J&K as cross border aid for freedom struggle & then whine & rant over close relation between 2 nations . Then , label reports by PA as authentic & ignore reports by IA , IB & Govt of Ind as malicious conspiracy . To compound the matters further, claim 26/11 was a inside job by Ind & yet ignore acceptance by all & sundry including PK ministers that these attacks were planned & funded in PK . Some idiots even believe 9/11 was a inside job & OBL being found in a military compound in PK is a USA conspiracy . To borrow from the god thread currently active,a idiot even rates OBL as a better soul than mother Theresa
leaving the incredibly stupid comments i went through just now & summarized above aside , did you read what Royce said ?
There are 4. Out of 4, 1 in Majar-e-sharif and 1 in Herat which is west Afghanistan and no where near Pakistan. So that leaves 2, one is Jalalabad and one in Kandahar.
There are 4. Out of 4, 1 in Majar-e-sharif and 1 in Herat which is west Afghanistan and no where near Pakistan. So that leaves 2, one is Jalalabad and one in Kandahar.
Where you guys get all these false information ? Zaid Hamid TV ?
From Pakistani media
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Can you name other 3 ?
) no not at all, I hate that joker to the max. There are 4. Out of 4, 1 in Majar-e-sharif and 1 in Herat which is west Afghanistan and no where near Pakistan. So that leaves 2, one is Jalalabad and one in Kandahar.
Where you guys get all these false information ? Zaid Hamid TV ?
From Pakistani media
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Can you name other 3 ?
Kings are free to give any opinion. Do they need any justification or truth in it?
No my friend, this means nothing
107 Indian “Consulates” in Afghanistan spreading terror to Pakistan
Again, its a blog. I hope you understand what is a blog.
Exactly, why would they create 107 consulate offices for spying. Isn't it a straight give away ?
Again, its a blog. I hope you understand what is a blog.
So, you should ask the author of the article to give you the names of 14 "official" consulates. There are only 4. Sleep peacefully now
See, I don't deny RAW might be involved which is a different discussion.
They were not OBL's family. They were just clones created by CIA.
haha what locals say is considered as the truth ?
But you trust a random blog on internet.
You want a link that proves OBL & his family were in PK ?
The discovery of Osama bin Laden's hideout deep inside Pakistan instead of the mountainous border region of Afghanistan complicates the fragile relationship between the United States and one of its key allies in the war against terrorism.
After years of insisting that bin Laden wasn't in its territory, the government of Pakistan today neither lauded nor condemned the killing of bin Laden by U.S. special forces in an attack that unfolded in a mansion less than 1,000 feet from the top Pakistani military academy.
"Osama bin Laden's death illustrates the resolve of the international community, including Pakistan, to fight and eliminate terrorism," the Pakistani foreign ministry said in a statement. "It constitutes a major setback to terrorist organizations around the world."
But the proximity of bin Laden to the capital of Islamabad casts doubt on the Pakistanis' ability and resolve to root out violent extremists within their own borders.
"I think that the Pakistani army and intelligence have a lot of questions to answer given the location, the length of time, and the apparent fact that this facility was actually built for bin Laden and its closeness to the central location of the Pakistani army," Armed Services Committee chairman Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan said.
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf disputed suggestions that the government might have been abetting bin Laden, telling ABC News' Diane Sawyer that Pakistani authorities' failure to locate the hideout was simply "an intelligence failure."
"It is Pakistan's stated policy that it will not allow its soil to be used in terrorist attacks against any country," the Pakistani foreign ministry said. "Pakistan's political leadership, parliament, state institutions and the whole nation are fully united in their resolve to eliminate terrorism."
Pakistan's struggle to root out terrorist strongholds and training camps, coupled with a unilateral U.S. effort to use drone strikes to combat al Qaeda on Pakistani soil, have stoked mutual distrust between the two countries. The incursion of U.S. forces into Pakistani territory to kill bin Laden could further strain relations.
But Obama made clear Sunday night that the United States believed the hunt for bin Laden transcends international borders and diplomatic boundaries.
Obama said he spoke personally with Pakistani President Zardari after the raid and that the two agreed "this is a good and historic day for both of our nations."
"Osama bin Laden was a character who waged war against Pakistan," Musharraf said. "I would say [his death] is a welcome act for people of Pakistan and peace-loving people of the U.S. and the peace-loving people of the world."
Meanwhile, Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who has long argued against speculation that his government has been negligent in pursuing bin Laden within his country's borders, publicly stressed his administration should be vindicated.
"They didn't find Osama in Parwan, Bamiyan, Kabul, Ghor, Paktia [all in Afghanistan] ... they found him in Abbottabad, [Pakistan]," Karzai said. "Our call is proven right: that we are victim of this war, that the fight is not in our homes."
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/osam...-cautiously-us/story?id=13507918#.UdtVnTu-rbQ
Family : Osama Bin Laden's three widows and two eldest daughters have been charged and sentenced for living in Pakistan illegally, their lawyer has confirmed.
They have received a jail term of 45 days in prison and been fined 10,000 rupees ($114; £71) each.
The women have already served a month of their sentence and are expected to be deported in two weeks.
They have been in Pakistani custody ever since US special forces killed the al-Qaeda chief last May.
The widows - two Saudi Arabians and a Yemeni - have been held at a house in the capital, Islamabad, which has been designated as a "sub-jail", with all of their children.
Formal legal proceedings against the women began last month, officials say.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-17583782
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Only Zaid Hamid's statement is valid I guess.
Musharraf, Zardari etc. are traitors to Muslims therefore their statements are null and void.
Your own Abbottabad commission's investigation report on Osama's life in Pakistan. Published today.
Musharraf, Zardari etc. are traitors to Muslims therefore their statements are null and void.
