Gates hints at U.S.-India war against Pakistan, al Qaeda

by Ahmar Mustikhan | January 20, 2010 at 08:27 am
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The brazen attack on Kabul on Monday with the earlier atttack on December 30 at the CIA Chapman forward operating base at Khost has left the U.S. weighing its options what to do with the so-called bastard child of the British, nurtured for 60 years by US tax-payers monies.


Secretary of Defence Robert Gates in his tour of India repeatedly praised India for not attacking Pakistan in the wake of the November 26, 2008 attacks. He also said al Qaeda could provoke war between India and Pakistan.

But Gates warned that it would be a mistake for the United States and its allies in South Asia to concentrate on eliminating a particular network while ignoring the others. "It's dangerous to single out any one of these groups and say if we could beat that group that will solve the problem," he said. "Because they are, in effect, a syndicate of terrorist operators."
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munir gabol

its for sure sooner then later India will attack pakistan as of yesterday at I.P.L؛not a single pakistani players were bought by indian teams a slap on face of pakistan sure al Qaeda will turn there focus on I..p.l matches which are being played in April, provoking indians and others to find an excuse.

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munir gabol

its for sure sooner then later India will attack pakistan as of yesterday at I.P.L؛not a single pakistani players were bought by indian teams a slap on face of pakistan sure al Qaeda will turn there focus on I..p.l matches which are being played in April, provoking indians and others to find an excuse.

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mungully

Dear Ahmer You are doing well for Baloch nation.It is confirm Pakistan developed talaban and Talaban are the militants of  MI & ISI after the USSR devision.     

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