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TTP warns critics of Ansar Abbasi and Sami-ul-Haq

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A Pakistani journo, known for his pro-Taliban passion, has entered the world of social media, Twitter, with a bang. He started tweeting with a startling revelation for his followers that he has been advised (he used the word “threatened”) through an email account “khaki power” to behave, or else. Mr Ansar Abbasi, a self-proclaimed investigator journalist working with The News and known for “unearthing” corruption scandals in the government has lately been switching over to advocating the cause of Pakistani Taliban terrorists known as TTP. So much so that he was nominated by the terrorists as their representative to negotiate peace terms with the Pakistani government.

Abbasi, along with his colleagues, is busy these days writing stories bashing army and its former chief Musharraf. For this reason, he is a target of criticism on social media.

The TTP terrorists, who have a Twitter account, have issued warning to all detractors of Abbasi, and also those of Mullah Sami aka Mullah Sandwich to desist from criticizing them otherwise they could face the wrath of militants.

Twitter messages say: No Matter How Much Safe You Feel Inside Your Houses, Remember You Are Always In Our Access -- Stop Propaganda Or Get Ready to be killed. Also Stop Propaganda Against Ustaad e Mohtaram Maulana Samiul Haq Sahib and Ansar Abbasi Sahib. Enough is Enough. Take It As Last Warning.

TTP throws their weight behind a Pakistani journo
 
No need to think any more for whom these rented journalists & these fake mullah brigade work for.
 
No wonder Sangsaar Abbasi himself called Taliban for his succor ... pathetic...!!!
 
Damn!!

"The warning" says a lot about Pakistan internal homeland security situation.


Is the threat real or just hogwash??
 
TTP "if you don't accept our peace we will have you resting in peace".....
 

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