Directorate of Inter Services Intelligence: Updates & Discussions

[Imran Khan]

Pak as per se has no issue with israel.they dont share any borders,no history,and no stratrgic issues.the only problem pak seems to be having is arab opposition of israel and they are giving it a religious colour.but its an arab israel pol issue and u have no business to get involved

here you are wrong israel was the country who send three time its air force to bomb us .luckily we was not iraqi siryans .

 

[Erhabi]

LoLz....from today's issue of Financial Times (dated Rabi Al-Awwal 26, 1432 / 1 March 2011)


FT.com / Comment / Analysis - South Asia: On the high ground

Steyr AUG n M-4 Thank God they are getting rid of AKs

 

[faaiz muhammad]

ISI has played a vital role in the political discourse of Pakistan. shifting powers from politicians to politicians and marginalizing those who understand their intelligence tactics are the stains that we experienced in Pakistan. People are curious to know all these hidden truths about ISI that over accumulation of power within this strong institution lead them to go beyond the constitution. What about their trails or are they above the law? some bitter trurths are here news pakistan

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Steyr AUG n M-4 Thank God they are getting rid of AKs

it is FN Herstal F2000 --which are operated by PAF Special Services Wing.

 

[Jango]

it is FN Herstal F2000 --which are operated by PAF Special Services Wing.

The one in the picture is a Steyr AUG, the F2000 has a different, more shorter and compact look to it. And no long barrel.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

oh snap, ur right actually...saw the pic on blackberry so it wasnt clear

 

[shoaib khalil]

AS SALAM-O-ALYKOM
plz contak me ( Inter service intelligence ) agency I want to serve the country I used to do plzz contak
call# 03212479681
email# shoaib_khalil@hotmail.com

 

[shoaib khalil]

AS SALAM-O-ALYKOM
plz contak me ( Inter service intelligence ) agency I want to serve the country I used to do plzz contak
call# 03212479681
email# shoaib_khalil@hotmail.com

 

[Doctor09]

AS SALAM-O-ALYKOM
plz contak me ( Inter service intelligence ) agency I want to serve the country I used to do plzz contak
call# 03212479681
email# shoaib_khalil@hotmail.com

you will be contacted when we need you ....... over and out

 

[evldth]

AS SALAM-O-ALYKOM
plz contak me ( Inter service intelligence ) agency I want to serve the country I used to do plzz contak
call# 03212479681
email# shoaib_khalil@hotmail.com

the agency don't contact through the websites. U shold go and contact their local office.

 

[niazifighter]

Pakistani people need to think about ISI larger than life status. ISI is not above the law its says our constitution but in practical ISI is granted carte Blanche and never ever being questioned. ISI is involved in extra judicial kidnappings, murders, false flag operation and suppersion of its own people. she has a list of failure though every agency have it CIA and RAW and FSB have their own but being an pakistani i regret ISI role in past 60 years. below is given just a meager failure of ISI there are dozens like it but in this case their frustration killed saleem

Target: Saleem
By Pepe Escobar

Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) deserves a medal of honor. Quite an intel op; whether it did it directly, subcontracted by military intelligence or through ''rogue'' elements, it has set the bar very high.

After all, when a Pakistani journalist - not a foreigner - writes that al-Qaeda is infiltrated deep inside the Pakistani military establishment, one's got to act with utmost courage.

So you abduct the journalist. You torture him. And you snuff him. Target assassination - the low-tech version. After all, if the Pentagon can drone their way to tribal heaven - and get away with it - why not join the fun?

Saleem was a brother. In the aftermath of 9/11 we worked in tandem; he was in Karachi, I was in Islamabad/Peshawar. After



the US ''victory'' in Afghanistan I went to visit him at home. He plunged me into Karachi's wild side - in this and other visits. During a night walk on the beach he confessed his dream; he wanted to be Pakistan bureau chief for Asia Times, which he regarded as the K2 of journalism. He got it.

And then, years before ''AfPak'' was invented, he found his perfect beat - the intersection between the ISI, the myriad Taliban factions on both sides of AfPak, and all sorts of jihadi eruptions. That was his sterling beat; and no one could bring more hardcore news from the heart of hardcore than Saleem.

I had met some of his sources in Islamabad and Karachi - but over the years he kept excavating deeper and deeper into the shadows. Sometimes we seriously debated over e-mails - I feared some dodgy/devious ISI strands were playing him while he always vouched for his sources.

Cornered by the law of the jungle, no wonder most of my Pakistani friends, during the 2000s, became exiles in the United States or Canada. Saleem stayed - threats and all, the only concession relocating from Karachi to Islamabad.

Now they finally got him. Not an al-Qaeda or jihadi connection. Not a tribal or Taliban connection, be it Mullah Omar or Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan. It had to be the ISI - as he knew, and told us, all along.

So congratulations to the ISI - the ''state within the state''. Mission accomplished.

 

[evldth]

Pakistani people need to think about ISI larger than life status. ISI is not above the law its says our constitution but in practical ISI is granted carte Blanche and never ever being questioned. ISI is involved in extra judicial kidnappings, murders, false flag operation and suppersion of its own people. she has a list of failure though every agency have it CIA and RAW and FSB have their own but being an pakistani i regret ISI role in past 60 years. below is given just a meager failure of ISI there are dozens like it but in this case their frustration killed saleem

Target: Saleem
By Pepe Escobar

Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) deserves a medal of honor. Quite an intel op; whether it did it directly, subcontracted by military intelligence or through ''rogue'' elements, it has set the bar very high.

After all, when a Pakistani journalist - not a foreigner - writes that al-Qaeda is infiltrated deep inside the Pakistani military establishment, one's got to act with utmost courage.

So you abduct the journalist. You torture him. And you snuff him. Target assassination - the low-tech version. After all, if the Pentagon can drone their way to tribal heaven - and get away with it - why not join the fun?

Saleem was a brother. In the aftermath of 9/11 we worked in tandem; he was in Karachi, I was in Islamabad/Peshawar. After



the US ''victory'' in Afghanistan I went to visit him at home. He plunged me into Karachi's wild side - in this and other visits. During a night walk on the beach he confessed his dream; he wanted to be Pakistan bureau chief for Asia Times, which he regarded as the K2 of journalism. He got it.

And then, years before ''AfPak'' was invented, he found his perfect beat - the intersection between the ISI, the myriad Taliban factions on both sides of AfPak, and all sorts of jihadi eruptions. That was his sterling beat; and no one could bring more hardcore news from the heart of hardcore than Saleem.

I had met some of his sources in Islamabad and Karachi - but over the years he kept excavating deeper and deeper into the shadows. Sometimes we seriously debated over e-mails - I feared some dodgy/devious ISI strands were playing him while he always vouched for his sources.

Cornered by the law of the jungle, no wonder most of my Pakistani friends, during the 2000s, became exiles in the United States or Canada. Saleem stayed - threats and all, the only concession relocating from Karachi to Islamabad.

Now they finally got him. Not an al-Qaeda or jihadi connection. Not a tribal or Taliban connection, be it Mullah Omar or Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan. It had to be the ISI - as he knew, and told us, all along.

So congratulations to the ISI - the ''state within the state''. Mission accomplished.

I guess he was taken by somebody posing his as ISI agent but infact that was devil/foreign agent.

 

[niazifighter]

I guess he was taken by somebody posing his as ISI agent but infact that was devil/foreign agent.

according to media reports his personal mobile phone data was deleted does devil agents have access to mobile phone data in Pakistan????? his last emails to his friends clearly mentioned that he was intimidated by navy cum ISI officers once and he had threat of life

---------- Post added at 12:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:39 PM ----------

Steyr AUG n M-4 Thank God they are getting rid of AKs

or perhaps america is providing fresh supply

 

[shoaib khalil]

Karachi is where I offices agency address isi

 

[blackcobran]

Assalamoalikm!
hey I wanna join it dears
Who can i do that??
Is there any office of 4.7.4 in karachi??
Do reply plz!!!