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A Turning Point for Pakistan?
Interviewee: Bruce O. Riedel, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy, Saban Center for Middle East Policy, Brookings Institution
Interviewer: Bernard Gwertzman, Consulting Editor
June 5, 2013
Pakistan is at a crossroads, says Bruce Riedel, an expert on South Asia and career U.S. intelligence officer. Although the country's "internal security situation is grim," he says that the inauguration of Nawaz Sharif as prime minister--the first time that two Pakistani civilian governments have succeeded each other peacefully--is an encouraging milestone. Moreover, Riedel is hopeful that Sharif can deal successfully with India, which he says is "the single most important thing" for the future of South Asia. He urges Washington to take this opportunity to rebuild relations with Islamabad. "You can be pessimistic about Pakistan and you'll often be right, but Pakistan is too important to give up on," he says.
My fear was right. Yellen the printin' babe showin off her fame. Printed $$$$ economy wanna pump Bollywood culture all over Pakistan. Makes sense! A lot! Remember Bruce is the same guy that belongs to the same religion - That has helped Arab babehun to pump Jihadis. You wanna know who? Our chosen Israel.
Ironically, the same prostitutes that pumped/still pumping Jihadis (Arabs/CIA/MOSCHAD/MI6) are the ones that condemn jihad.
The history of the CIA’s involvement in terrorist activities — in Bosnia as well as Chechnya and other former Soviet states — is well-known to historians.
Interviewee: Bruce O. Riedel, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy, Saban Center for Middle East Policy, Brookings Institution
Interviewer: Bernard Gwertzman, Consulting Editor
June 5, 2013
Pakistan is at a crossroads, says Bruce Riedel, an expert on South Asia and career U.S. intelligence officer. Although the country's "internal security situation is grim," he says that the inauguration of Nawaz Sharif as prime minister--the first time that two Pakistani civilian governments have succeeded each other peacefully--is an encouraging milestone. Moreover, Riedel is hopeful that Sharif can deal successfully with India, which he says is "the single most important thing" for the future of South Asia. He urges Washington to take this opportunity to rebuild relations with Islamabad. "You can be pessimistic about Pakistan and you'll often be right, but Pakistan is too important to give up on," he says.
My fear was right. Yellen the printin' babe showin off her fame. Printed $$$$ economy wanna pump Bollywood culture all over Pakistan. Makes sense! A lot! Remember Bruce is the same guy that belongs to the same religion - That has helped Arab babehun to pump Jihadis. You wanna know who? Our chosen Israel.
Ironically, the same prostitutes that pumped/still pumping Jihadis (Arabs/CIA/MOSCHAD/MI6) are the ones that condemn jihad.
The history of the CIA’s involvement in terrorist activities — in Bosnia as well as Chechnya and other former Soviet states — is well-known to historians.
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