Latifullah Mehsud handed to Pakistan

[ghazi52]

A sketch of Latifullah Mehsud.

 

[Jaggu]

RAW just got owned. He is a goldmine of intel on the finances of TTP. He also gave the location of Hakeemullah Mehsud who was fried in a drone strike. ISI will 'milk him' then we can execute him or not depending on how useful he is.

I have limited understanding on this issue as my information on this topic is not as extensive as yours, so forgive my ignorance. Now Baloch insurgents I can imagine probably do have links with RAW, but how does ttp have a RAW link when they are ideologically poles apart? one side are ultra hardcore Islamist militants who want to implement Sharia in Pakistan like the Afghan Taliban do in Afghanistan. Has there been a ttp commander who has ever admitted to be taking help from India? would RAW really want a TTP controlled Pakistan next door as opposed to the current secular Pakistan which is much like India? I mean after taking over Pakistan their next target would obviously be India(starting from Kashmir). So why would RAW help ttp insurgency?

 

[Irfan Baloch]

@Horus @MastanKhan @AgNoStiC MuSliM @DESERT FIGHTER @Hyperion

check this video .. starting 5 minutes are very relevant Shahid Masood lays it out in his typical style lol

 

[CENTCOM]

We can clearly see that the U.S., Pakistan and Afghanistan are cooperating and coordinating in regards to our common objectives in the region. This should erase the doubts of those who continue to support conspiracy theories and indulge in the blame game. The transfer of a senior Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan leader, Latifullah Mehsud, signifies the importance of team work between our nations. We have been able to capture and kill some of the top terrorist leaders through each other’s assistance. It is quite apparent at the moment that the U.S., Pakistan and Afghanistan are addressing their shared concerns and working together for the betterment of the region.

Ali Khan
Digital Engagement Team, USCENTCOM

 

[Irfan Baloch]

We can clearly see that the U.S., Pakistan and Afghanistan are cooperating and coordinating in regards to our common objectives in the region. This should erase the doubts of those who continue to support conspiracy theories and indulge in the blame game. The transfer of a senior Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan leader, Latifullah Mehsud, signifies the importance of team work between our nations. We have been able to capture and kill some of the top terrorist leaders through each other’s assistance. It is quite apparent at the moment that the U.S., Pakistan and Afghanistan are addressing their shared concerns and working together for the betterment of the region.

Ali Khan
Digital Engagement Team, USCENTCOM

thanks to America for handing over this wanted terrorist, hopefully we can return the favor by killing or capturing the terrorists wanted by America and Afghanistan.

the video i linked contains our famous analyst who thanked America few times for handing over Latif Ullah mehsood. relations have changed for the better

 

[Whirling_dervesh]

I don't think there is a need to continually thank America, like the anchor was repeatedly doing. its a common shared goal, I don't see the yanks continually thanking us over the countless sacrifices our people have been making. we always seem to have this defensive slavish mentality. take a leaf out of our erstwhile neighbours and play things on the front foot. this should be played out aggressively, what the hell is ISPR'S role than to project pakistans genuine grievances. especially in light of the attack in URI, india leave no stone unturned in maligning Pakistan to the point that they are pulling out sweet wrappers (with made in Pakistan) as evidence.

here you have damning indictment of afghan intelligence involvement of a senior leader of TTP. lets play it out to the world, this is the smoking gun and the indian involvement is not too far. there is a detachment with the army (ispr) and our foreign office....we should be singing from the same hymn sheet in matters pertaining to national security, putting aside differences.;

 

[FaujHistorian]

Fazlullah can not be handed over, he is not in the custody of Afghan government......If Afghanistan decide to capture him and destroy TTP on Pakistan's request, a military operation of far greater scale than zarb-e-azab would be required to dislodge TTP from Kunar and Nuristan.........it seems impossible, as Afghan forces themselves are struggling against their own Taliban who have presence in 70% region of Afghanistan, with shadow government. As evident from this documentary that Taliban have established shadow government in a hour drive distance from Kabul.

Mullah radio should not be confused with Mullah Omer.

The two are different.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

I don't think there is a need to continually thank America, like the anchor was repeatedly doing. its a common shared goal, I don't see the yanks continually thanking us over the countless sacrifices our people have been making. we always seem to have this defensive slavish mentality.;

I think its otherwise
America has over decades given us the most AID and bailed us out and yet we are the top nation when it comes to burning its flags and cursing it on the streets and raiding its embassies when it has no hand in things like Grand Mosque siege and Suleman Rushi's book

some slave mentality that HAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

 

[Whirling_dervesh]

it seems to me like their is a seismic shift in policy vis a vis Afghanistan,pakistan and usa......where does this leave the pakhtoon question from Pakistan? where does this leave ghani and india? how much will afghan/usa pursue ttp in kunar, paktia in regards ttp, will they apprehend DJ fazlullah? what about Pakistan and its old friends !haqqanis! have we abandoned them altogether.........

irfan bhai I agree with you to a point, everyone has their national interest at heart, what I am saying is our posture should maybe not be as belligerent and bellicose as say india but we should be more positive and aggressive in putting our point across

 

[Wolfhound]

Fazlu might not be handed over. He would be killed in a drone strike.

i anit even mad

Was there any under-cover ops are as usual you guys used your good terrorists



Dont talk abt something which you know a shit about .Let me explain it to your small brain PA killed Al-qaida's Global chief and you guys were given the TTP No.2 now this might give you enough proof on who really controls TTP . But you know what you guys for the daily mental-masturbation dose will surely bring RAW into this to hide your ISI incompetence



So are they now interested in prostitutes supplied by ISI and you know what ISI is very good in that i wonder y you guys didn't got this idea before

this shows that indians are really good with comebacks and that they know alot about masturbation

I have limited understanding on this issue as my information on this topic is not as extensive as yours, so forgive my ignorance. Now Baloch insurgents I can imagine probably do have links with RAW, but how does ttp have a RAW link when they are ideologically poles apart? one side are ultra hardcore Islamist militants who want to implement Sharia in Pakistan like the Afghan Taliban do in Afghanistan. Has there been a ttp commander who has ever admitted to be taking help from India? would RAW really want a TTP controlled Pakistan next door as opposed to the current secular Pakistan which is much like India? I mean after taking over Pakistan their next target would obviously be India(starting from Kashmir). So why would RAW help ttp insurgency?

RAW helped the insurgency so that it could destabilize pakistan and so that pakistan would become the next afganistan(U.S invasion). the U.S would do this with the approval of every country in the UN specially because Pakistan is a nuclear power.This would lead to pakistan eventually being invaded by india as our nukes would be seized and our economy would be destroyed. GET IT NOW?

 

[Kambojaric]

@farhan_9909 :It seems like you were right when you were saying prior to the Afghanistan elections that a Ghani victory would result in better ties between Pak and Afg. Ghani clearly wants relations between the two to improve and Pakistan is reciprocating with its operations in the tribal areas. If only an intelligent individual like him could have become the leader of Afghanistan earlier rather than that idiot Karzai and his crook of a brother who robbed and looted Afghanistan and destroyed its relations with Pak.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

one more anti-Pakistan savage bites the dust.....I'm sure the spooks will have a pizza party while they interoggate and use 'persuasion' to make him sing like a bird.

one down, more to go.....I'm glad Afghanistan is doing the right thing - eliminating enemies of ours who they harbored, with india's blessing and generosity.

RAW just got owned. He is a goldmine of intel on the finances of TTP. He also gave the location of Hakeemullah Mehsud who was fried in a drone strike. ISI will 'milk him' then we can execute him or not depending on how useful he is.

he'll be used and discarded in not the most 'ceremonious' fashion

 

[Hiptullha]

Dont you worry, I am sure RAW will ba back with more action.

Especially after the suicide attack by Pakistanis/Kashmiris on Indian Army recently, I can guarantee that the new years for Pakistanis willl start with a bang.

Lets see about that.
Looks more like a bluff, typical of alarmed Indians who need to rapidly defecate all over a thread after hearing about another Pakistani success.

 

[farhan_9909]

@farhan_9909 :It seems like you were right when you were saying prior to the Afghanistan elections that a Ghani victory would result in better ties between Pak and Afg. Ghani clearly wants relations between the two to improve and Pakistan is reciprocating with its operations in the tribal areas. If only an intelligent individual like him could have become the leader of Afghanistan earlier rather than that idiot Karzai and his crook of a brother who robbed and looted Afghanistan and destroyed its relations with Pak.

Because Ghani is concerned about Afghanistan future,which is indirectly linked with Good relations with Pakistan and he has no personal ill against Pakistan as does Abdullah x2 had because of pakistan history with northern alliance

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Because Ghani is concerned about Afghanistan future,which is indirectly linked with Good relations with Pakistan and he has no personal ill against Pakistan as does Abdullah x2 had because of pakistan history with northern alliance

I think he genuinely cares about Afghanistan and is more pragmatic.

Karzai was mentally unstable, a puppet, and a liability. Because of him, the National Bank of the country was sucked high and dry; warlords were given political appointments (mass murderers). He bit the 2 hands that fed him, the 2 hands he relied on.

As for Abdullah Abdullah, he was pro-Northern Alliance and fought alongside them but i dont see him as a threat to Pakistan.....its better though that Ghani won (despite some external actors crying about it)

Ghani makes the right noises. Pakistan should also extend some confidence-building measures - since cooperation and trust are a 2 way thing.