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Sorry to bump this, but yes, to answer all the people were asking: Pakistan has large garrisons of Frontier Corps personnel in North Waziristan agency, but they stay inside forts, camps and cantonments because all of North Waziristan besides the bases and some parts of Miranshah are...

Qari Ziaur Rehman (correct spelling) fought the Soviets when he was a teenager, and he is not a part of the TTP. He is a dual hatted leader, however, his allegiance lies more with Al Qaeda than it does the Afghan Taliban. When he is inside Pakistan, he rarely attacks Pak. army forces; he'd...

1. How??? When Indians in your own country, and immigrant Indians try so damn hard to be western??? Stop trying to be like us, and embrace your OWN CULTURE!!! You are western puppets because you abandon your own lifestyle in the name of "progress" and "modernism" but in reality you are still a...

Can you actually prove it's a load of horse manure, or do you just like using stupid words to deflect the fact that I'm right???? And no I'm not Pakistani at all, I have no ties with that nation. I'm just stating my opinion and pointing out the contradictions of what's going on in the world...

Then maybe your country should try to negotiate with the Islamic terrorists and Maoist rebels that control most of your country.... and while you're at it, practice what you preach and remove your army and war planes from the border with Pakistan. I hate how Indians always boast about peace and...

The drone strikes should stop, and we should allow for the Pak. army to figure out how it will conduct an offensive in North Waziristan. The drones should be shifted over to Kunar and Nuristan in northeast Afghanistan. There are more terrorists in Kunar and Nuristan, I bet, than there is in...

Qari Ziaur Rehman is a dual hatted Al Qaeda and Taliban commander/leader. He commands fighters on both sides of the border, but he admits he spends most of his time in Marawara District, Kunar. Instead of telling the Pakistanis to go get him, I say the U.S. should get off it's incompetent rear...

India still has it's brutal terrorist problems... and yes, they ARE in cities, you just don't hear about them. There are numerous assassinations and bomb blasts in Muslim urban areas of India, as well as occasionally in Hindu dominated territory. I hate how people from the West, including...

It could have been anybody, there are many "Taliban" groups, like the Haqqani Network, Mullah Nazir Taliban, Hafiz Gul Bahadur Taliban, TTP Taliban, Al Qaeda linked Taliban, Afghan Taliban, etc. So if one group denies it, another group could be responsible for it. The terrorist miscreants...

Dunno. :partay:

They are working on that right now with the Afghan Taliban. But pretty much all types of Taliban are brutal and immoral and they should all be defeated.

Pakistani army has done a terrific job of defeating Al Qaeda forces, the question is, can the Afghan army stand up to the task of fighting them?

The U.S. has taken the district of Marjah in Helmand, a former Taliban stronghold. They are also in a major operation right now in Kandahar to clear Taliban logistics and supplies from there.

Look at my profile, you can even trace my IP. Little boy, I do not live in Afghanistan. I live in Canada. You know where that is, or do you need to take your meds before you understand?

So, does anyone else besides BATMAN have any thoughts on this new development, of Al Qaeda moving back to Afghanistan? What do you think about the reverse safe havens, and the fact that Pakistan has more checkpoints than the U.S/NATO has on the Afghan side? I would really like to hear a real...

Um... nope. The information I gave you is less than 4 months old, not 10 years. Credible info I see is read from article such as the one I provided in my opening post. Your bush rant was incoherent.

OK, I didn't understand context. But in your opinion would it be a wise move to shift the drones to Afghanistan? Because I remember reading an article that says more high value terrorists are hiding in Kunar and Nuristan than all of Pakistan combined. So maybe drones there would take out some...

I don't know the logistics of how they cross, I'm sure they keep that to themselves. The point of the article is to discuss the return of militants to Afghanistan, and the reverse safe haven which directly contradicts public statements by NATO. If the reverse safe haven is true, then Pak army...

This is a horrible incident. The people of FATA have a long history of being tough and in-penetrable, so why are they letting these corrupt scumbags take over their society and lands??? People of FATA should unite tribes and defeat Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Also, Al Qaeda and Taliban create what is called a "reverse safe haven". So, due to NATO's poor use of checkpoints and border security, militants cross into Afghanistan and use it's relative safety to plot attacks on Pak army and Pakistani cities. It is interesting considering NATO believes...