[A Navy Vet]

And we fought a war against the Taliban why?

[entropy12]

No worries, Barack will send more $$$$$$$$$ to Pakistan.

[Cowboy Bob]

The BBC interviewed a senior Pakistani Taliban leader known as Mohammad Amin, who is described as the "coordinator" of the group's efforts in Syria.

How do we know that this Mohammad Amin is not just a lone individual. Just because the BBC portrays this person as a coordinator of a group doesn't mean that he isn't alone.

The media has shown over and over that they are easily duped. Or, they are helping to promote the image of an enemy that is much stronger than it really is. (a NYT specialty)

[Patton@Bastogne]

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Can we send "Juan" McCain there ?

I'll even purchase the plane tickets if he brings Maro "Benedict Arnold" Rubio along ...


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[Patton@Bastogne]

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Can we send "Juan" McCain there ?

I'll even purchase the plane tickets if he brings Maro "Benedict Arnold" Rubio along ...


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[piasa]

The BBC interviewed a senior Pakistani Taliban leader known as Mohammad Amin, who is described as the "coordinator" of the group's efforts in Syria.

Sure that isn't Mohammad Ameen? ;-)

[piasa]

Wow... Bergdahl had a lot of career choices to aspire to on the other side :

The Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan works closely with the Afghan Taliban, the Haqqani Network, al Qaeda, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, and a host of non-aligned Taliban groups and jihadist organizations in Pakistan. Amin did not disclose which of these groups approved the Pakistani Taliban’s establishment of a cell in Syria. Al Qaeda has a strong presence in Syria, and its official affiliate, the Al Nusrah Front, and the rogue Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, control territory throughout the country [see LWJ report, Islamic State of Iraq leader defies Zawahiri in alleged audio message].