datalibdaz
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Why is this guy still alive... ISI is still lenient to him...Just cigs burns and electric shocks..I hope they cut his balls and feed him raw...
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When all else fails, shoot the messenger.
Afridi says he was punished by ISI for supporting US | DAWN.COM
Pkistan was forced into becoming a reluctant partner---and when these fundos got into pakistan---they turned upon pakistan---.
People claim that the most wanted terrorists were captured in pakistan---yes indeed---after they were pushed by the u s military into pak borders---.
I am not shooting the messenger, nor did i said anything which suggests that. I just said Fox news, since i don't take fox news seriously nor they are worth it.
And as for that Afridi guy, we all have said it before, he deserved it and should rot, simple. Nothing more to be said about him and as how whatever he said in the above article, it seems he has nothing else left other then to bring in such BS to get attraction and keep alive in the news media section.
When all else fails, shoot the messenger.
Afridi says he was punished by ISI for supporting US | DAWN.COM
Epic cop out. Why were the bad guys not forced into Iran? Why only Pakistan?
And if Pakistan is so inept at taking care of the bad guys, assuming it has the will and inclination, what stopped the Pakistanis from allowing the ISAF troops cross-border access to chase down the bad guys across the non existent border?
Sacrosanct safe havens? Rats coming home to their lair?
Mister,
Let me make something clear---you are on my forum----check the language that you use---this is not bharat rakshak forum---.
Now as for the al qaeda and taliban forced into pak---let your stupidity not hit you on the back on your way out----the bombing runs were made by the u s air force from behind and from the flanks----the taliban and al qaeda were coralled and then pushed in a certain direction by continuous bombardment----if you cannot understand that---ask some of the indian ex service personal on this board---.
Next---the escape to pak was also convenient for the escapees---due to high altitude of the mountains where the americans did not have any troops to follow and no acces for millitary---whereas towards the border of iran---the mountain ranges not as high and not many places to hide---indeed Osama's family did go to iran where they were under house arrest and may still be be---..
And before quoting me the article, read it first yourself also, Dawn is also quoting the Fox News, plus also read what else Dawn had to say:
" The news channel broadcast only the transcript of the purported exclusive, but did not indicate whether it was a video or audio interview. It also does not say how its reporter managed to enter the jail or meet Dr Afridi. "
I am aware of where The Dawn quoted from.
My point remains, look & contest the contents of the article(s) in question not the messenger.
I won't get into who owns what on this forum and let it pass, but what language of mine offended you mister?
Your explanatory post still reads like a cop out.
O the sorry plight of victimized otherwise peaceful Pakistan.
So many alien terrorist foreigners on their soil to take care of.
So much so that they are being swamped and diverted from their permanent perches to the east.
The fact of the matter is that you were allies with your country of residence. While the Iranians were US enemies.
If an corralling had to be done, you think the Americans would push the bad guys towards their allies or their enemies?
And if you knew of this corralling, what were your forces doing at your border?
Resisting or providing safe passage?