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To: Daveforjustice
Things have changed in Pakistan since 9/11. You cannot deny that they have been cooperating with us in extraordinary ways, including arresting individuals that we want and turning them over without any formal extradition.

We have enough problems with the nations that are not cooperating. Why some of you want to nuke those that are is beyond comprehension.

10 posted on 10/30/2001 6:32:01 AM PST by Dog Gone
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To: Dog Gone
Things have changed in Pakistan since 9/11. You cannot deny that they have been cooperating with us in extraordinary ways, including arresting individuals that we want and turning them over without any formal extradition.

Well I agree with you that Pakistan is supporting us in extraordinary ways in the fight against terrorism.
But I am more furious to see that why in the first place we didn't listen to other nations cry to end the terrorism before it happened in our own homeland. Anyway I know we can't turn the clock back but atleast we should make a clear distinction on who can be trusted and who cannot be.

But how can we remove the terrorism from the world while sheltering the very root of terrorism.
At some point we have to ask them to stop playing double games or else we will always live in fear.
Don't you see the Pakistan is not under democratic government now and the support is coming from the military who is controlling the Pakistan and not from the Pakistan people.

There is a big difference between the people of a nation supporting us and the nation ruled by militaty supporting us. Taliban is a creation of Pakistan. If you don't agree with me on this than I don't know what to say.

13 posted on 10/30/2001 7:19:44 AM PST by Daveforjustice
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