Keep em coming, I love me some bacon !
Last time I checked, there were talks going on. May be they feel they are good terrorist and then Karachi happened to change their view.
War wouldn't have taken a decade if your army is clear about the fact that all terrorist are bad. Time is taken in filtering out the good terrorist among bad which can be used strategically against Afghanistan government or even send to Kashmir.
You have done a lot of catching up since 2004
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Nek Muhammad ... droned one day after signing a peace agreement
i couldn't understand what point are u trying to make ?
they have been denounced by afghan taliban many times ... Pakistan has
Taliban was getting very popular .. Pakistan put their weight on their side ... make them even stronger .. before that every city and province is controlled by a war lord , equally as bad as taliban ... US left Afghanistan in a mess , they felt used .. Pakistan united Afghanistan... Osama turned against US... he was the hero for them .. Pakistan had no links with Osama before Afghan war.. He was introduced to us by Saudis and USA .. so to make a stable government which is pro Pakistan .. we supported taliban as they were conquering cities and gaining power even without our help ... yes ISI did settle difference btw Taliban and AQ so stability can be achieved ... it is debatable if PA could have choosen any other group .. Taliban was welcomed by local people at that time and they were pro pakistan so we did supported them .. it was a wise choice ...
Aww come on ...Trust me i picked the least bloodiest of em, the rest were all pretty gruesome head shots
Ever wondered why Pakistani victories even in Cricket are celebrated in IOK...or all those people on ISI payroll....suffice to say those unmarked mass graves, no amount of skin lightening cream can turn you into snow white.
Afghanistan is a sovereign country, it should stand up and contain it's own mess, you are oblivious to the fact that when several hundred scum bags carry out attacks on Pakistani positions and then disappear without the apparent knowledge of Afghan authorities, then Pakistan has to make some decisions for them.
Don't let the Pak obsession get the better of you, how many suicide attacks have been carried out on the Indian forces in IOK or for that matter, was this part of the world even acquainted with the term, Suicide bomber'' before the Americans gate crashed into Afghanistan, !!!!
Your selective approach hardly surprises me.....you blame a lot of your own troubles on illegal Bangladeshis yet here you remain ignorant to the fact how many Afghan refugees has Pakistan hosted who brought with them the so called Kalashnikov and heroin culture.... but as i said Indians just like to shoot in the dark.
Do you really think that you are in a position to point fingers at others, the world is much bigger and more enlightened outside India and it exactly knows the high morals being exercised by Indian security forces in places like IOK, Manipur and elsewhere.
Prey that we in whatever ways keep dealing with them, for if they decide to come knocking at your door then just take into account how the few hundred freedom fighters are keeping your several thousand forces on toes in IOK while others have created their own corridors. !!
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Let's see how long this one remains open before admin/mods delete it last one was within 5 minutes.
All terrorist groups are connected with an umbilical chord. To a certain degree, they fund each other, train each other and use each others assets.
nazir ahmad chaudhry to shareef se insan hai yaar unka kafi aucha family terms hai hamara sath Americans are drunk i guessUS puts two LeT leaders on global terrorists list - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
US puts two LeT leaders on global terrorists list
By Anwar Iqbal
Published about 3 hours ago
US Department of Treasury has so far designated as terrorist 22 individuals and four entities associated with LeT— File photo
WASHINGTON: The United States on Wednesday declared two Lashkar-e-Tayyiba leaders — Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry and Muhammad Hussein Gill — specially designated global terrorists, an action which increases pressure on Pakistan to take punitive action against the group.
A statement issued by the US Department of Treasury said Mr Chaudhry and Mr Gill were being designated for acting for, or on behalf of, LeT, “a terrorist organisation based in Pakistan”.
Treasury and the US Department of State have so far designated as terrorist 22 individuals and four entities associated with LeT.
The State Department also maintained LeT’s designation as a Foreign Terrorist Organisat-ion and added the following aliases to its listing of LeT: Jama’at-ud-Dawa, Al-Anfal Trust, Tehrik-i-Hurmat-i-Rasool, and Tehrik-i-Tahafuz Qibla Awwal. The State Departm-ent originally designated LT as an FTO in December 2001, and the group was added to the United Nations’ terrorists sanctions list in 2005.
“In targeting Lashkar-e-Tayyiba leadership, today’s action demonstrates our unrelenting commitment to combating terrorism by disrupting terrorist groups’ financial activities,” said US Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence David S. Cohen. “We will continue to target LeT’s financial foundation to disrupt and impede its violent activities.”
The Department of Treasury said that LeT was responsible for the November 2008 terrorist attack in Mumbai which killed nearly 200 people. The group’s leader is Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, who is listed under UN Security Council Resolution 1267.
Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry
The notification stated that Mr Chaudhry had been an LeT senior leader since the early 2000s and has served as LeT vice-president, member of the group’s central leadership, and as close aide of LeT’s overall leader Muhammad Saeed. Mr Chaudhry directed the group’s public relations department for at least 10 years and, as of 2012, was the head of LeT’s information wing. Mr Chaudhry has also been a key strategist for the group and has been involved in LeT operational finance matters.
Muhammad Hussein Gill
Mr Gill is identified as a senior LeT shura member and as one of its founders.
He has been an accountant for LeT for more than 10 years and more specifically, has served as LeT’s chief financial officer and headed LeT’s accounts department for several years. He also has served in LeT’s revenue wing and has maintained LeT’s expense records.
As a result of Wednesday’s action, all property and interests in the United States or in the possession or control of US persons in which Mr Chaudhry and Mr Gill have an interest are blocked, and US persons are prohibited from engaging in transactions with them.
Published in Dawn, June 26th, 2014
