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General Hamid Gul on current events in Pakistan and Afghanistan!
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These men have never been "partners" of the USA. At most Omar and OBL were "partners" of Pakistan and Saddam a "partner" of the PLO. OBL and Saddam were enemies of our enemy, nothing more. Omar was nothing.
Thanks for showing us your true colors! You use, and then you throw away as if you had nothing to do with it!
I wouldn't be surprised if you Americans abandon Pakistan in this Afghan mess and then blame your loss on us!
Karachi has become Terror central...all these Al Qaeda and Taliban terrorists being apprehended from there
I guess the Quetta Shura is also based there too
Mullah Salam, the Taliban commander, was arrested in Pakistan, the Afghan government and Taliban sources agree, but they named different cities as the location of his capture. Gov. Muhammad Omar of Afghanistan's Kunduz province said Thursday he was detained in Quetta -- where the Afghan Taliban reportedly has its leadership councils. The Taliban sources said he was nabbed in Faisalabad.
Salam is believed to be the Taliban commander for Kunduz province, Omar said.
He was directing Taliban military operations in the province, including ordering terrorist actions, mine planting and suicide attacks, said Abdul Razaq Yaqubi, the chief of police in Kunduz.
Yaqubi said Salam and another Taliban "shadow governor," Mullah Salih, were arrested in the Pakistani city of Peshawar last week. He said the information came from Pakistani authorities.
Salih was the shadow governor of Baghlan province, the police chief said. There was no immediate confirmation of Salih's arrest.
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Spanked...!!!Those fighting against this occupation indeed have justification.There can be no "occupation" when operating with forty plus other nations under the mandate of the U.N. and by the invitation of the Afghan government that is recognized globally. That recognition, btw, includes the Gov't of Pakistan. The taliban are unelected usurpers of power and have no platform nor mandate to elected rule whatsoever.
The 'official' version was that it was Egyptian forces who effectively took control of Kuwait City. The US never disputed the 'official' version."One Western source in Kabul said that the Americans were exaggerating the level of co-operation. "
We figured that out soon after the story broke, hence the change in thread titles to remove any reference to 'jointness'.
Someday the Western media will figure it out too - at some point that exaggerated sense of self importance has to fade away, no?
lol, and that was the last to call me. even if i dont have Iman as you suggest, it is not difficult to see how many innocent people the taliban have killed so far.
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Or I can argue that whatever 'justifications' needed are met by the voluntary participation of those 40+ nations under UN approval and by the Pakistani government's involvement.
Thanks - but I do believe we have made more of these high profile arrests than most other nations, so your skepticism just highlights my point about the inability of the West to move beyond that exaggerated sense of self-importance.Congratulations on being able to make an arrest unassisted...if true.
Oh, and you do?Beyond that I doubt you've a clue how this went down.
We had no self-delusion - just because you believe the lies put out by your government to absolve itself of its failures in Afghanistan is not my problem.Funny that you lived in self-delusion about hosting these murderous fcuks for years...or willful duplicity.