Posted on 09/12/2008 1:58:38 PM PDT by sidewinder009
Pakistan's Army Chief Gen Ashfaq Pervez Kayani may have known about the plot to bomb the Indian embassy in Kabul, US intelligence officials were quoted by the New York Times as suggesting. The officials are quoted as saying the attack was masterminded by Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, that was headed by Kayani before his promotion to the post of army chief. US officials said the agency “did not really bother to cover its tracks”. The sensational report also suggest the explosives used in the suicide attack on the embassy came from the Pakistan Ordnance Factory. The report comes a day after US authorising the use of troops in strikes on terror sanctuaries in Pakistan became public. On August 1, the New York Times reported US intelligence agencies have concluded the members of Pakistan's spying service helped plan the suicide bombing of the Indian Embassy in Kabul this month. US government officials told the newspaper that communications had been intercepted between Pakistani intelligence officers and militants who carried out the July 7 attack that killed 54 people. The newspaper said it was the clearest evidence to date that Pakistani intelligence officers were actively undermining US efforts to combat militants in the region.
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An attack like this should have consequences for the people who ordered it.
Regards,
TS
The only folks paying for this are US taxpayers who continue to pay for military aid for the Pakis, who buy long range air to air and anti-ship missiles to take Osama’s invisible fleet.
The most modern get forwarded to the Irani murderers and the Islamic brotherhoods. Time to stop feeding these pricks and the spawn of their loins.
Muzzies are not to be trusted.
EOD.
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