Taliban gives deadline to the Pakistan government

own | 22 december 2013 | musarrat ullah jan

[musarratullah]

Mir Ali, 22 December 2013 , Pro Pakistani Taliban has warned the Pakistani government to stop the operation in North Waziristan otherwise government will be responsible for all the situation in north Waziristan. They give 18 hours to the government of Pakistan to decide the issue.

The deadline issued by the Amin commander of Hafiz Gul Bahadr groups, who’s also a local Ameer (leader) of Mir Ali. He informed the journalist through telephonic conversation on Sunday at 5.00 pm. The Hafiz Gul Bahadr Taliban is a pro Pakistani group of Taliban, but now the Taliban angry over the operation of Pakistan forces in North Waziristan.

Amin warned the Pakistani government, if they didn’t stop the operation till Monday afternoon 12.00 then we will free to decide what we do, because security forces killing the tribal people and we are passion, but they cross the limit and if the security forces didn’t stop the operation then local community leaves the area and we will fight the Pakistan security forces in north Waziristan.

After the Hafiz Gul Bahadr Gul deadline the agreement between the Pakistani government and Taliban is breaking position, which was held in 2007 in North Waziristan.

[Vaquero]

Some areas just need nukein’

[stocksthatgoup]

Karzai no doubt has already arranged his exit and banking accounts.

[Vaquero]

I worked in pharmaceuticals with 2 of Karzai’s first cousins here in NY. On 9-11-01 everyone went to the cafeteria where a TV set was set up. the female cousin had tears and was visibly upset. Her brother who had left the facility some years before use to wear Lacoste type shirts but instead of a little gator was spelled the words ISLAM. He was most assuredly someone who could be a major problem(and not because of the shirt....just things he would say).

so not all Muzzys are evil, but the percentage is way to large to let them into America Carte Blanche.

[Wuli]

There is not a single political party in Pakistan or top leaders of any political party in Pakistan, past or present, who did not make some contribution of their own to the continuous rise of Islamism and Islamic fundamentalist radicalism in Pakistan, and now the country is reaping the results of what its whole political class has aided in producing.

A book I have recently completed reading -

Magnificent Illusions (Pakistan, the United States and an Epic History of Misunderstanding), by Hussain Haggani, published 2013 by Public Affairs, a member of the Perseus Books Group -

is the most honest reporting of Pakistan by a Pakistani that I have ever read.

The book illuminates how all Pakistan’s top leaders lied to the Americans they dealth with - about Pakistani intentions, and how most American leaders and many top American foreign policy officials have refused to see the lying for what it was and held, and kept to, their own misguided views of Pakistan, events there and how to shape America’s relations with Pakistan.

His book is a harsh indictment of Pakistan’s leaders, all of them, and an equally harsh indictment of ignorance and stupidity of American leaders, all of them, when it comes to understanding Pakistan.