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India is afraid of Pakistani intelligence Agency ISI.They fear from ISI.Indian media is doing propaganda against ISI and Paksitan army every time when they have no news to break.Indian media always present negative issues about Pakist...
Friday, May 13, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Osama Bin Laden Raid: Pakistan Hints China Wants a Peek at Secret Helicopter
Photographs taken after a Navy SEAL team raided Osama bin Laden?s compound in Pakistan show the wreckage of one helicopter that clipped a rotor on a compound wall, was abandoned and destroyed. (European PressPhoto Agency) Pakistani officials said today they're interested in studying the remains of the U.S.'s secret stealth-modified helicopter abandoned during the Navy SEAL raid of Osama bin Laden's compound, and suggest the Chinese are as well. The U.S. has already asked the Pakistanis for the helicopter wreckage back, but one Pakistani official told ABC News the Chinese were also "very interested" in seeing the remains. Another...
Monday, May 9, 2011
Pak-China relations based on depth and vitality: President Zardari
ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari Monday termed Pakistan’s relationship with China based on “depth and vitality” that increases with each passing day and said it was rooted in history and based on mutual trust and respect.The President who joined an event marking the celebration of 60 years of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries here at the Chinese embassy said Pakistan was proud to have China as a friend and vowed that it would always stand by China. “We will always stand by China as a true and trusted friend and partner,” he said and paid tributes to the wisdom of the architects of Pakistan-China friendship.He said “the celebrations this evening demonstrate the sentiments of friendship in...
Parliament's in-camera session on 13th- ARY NEWS
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Monday announced to hold in-camera joint session of the Parliament on May 13 to brief the Parliamentarians by officials of the security agencies on the incident of killing of Osama bin Laden.Addressing the National Assembly on the Abbottabad incident he said, “I have directed the concerned services authorities in the Armed Forces to impart an in-camera briefing to the joint session on the subject.”He said it would be the second in-camera joint session of the Parliament as the first session was held to discuss the issue of terrorism which was attended by the representatives of all the political parties in the House.He said he looked forward to a productive debate in the House on this...
Media heavily devastating today's generation
These days very often an upsetting hue is heard from the parents of the modern youth: "My child is getting weak in studies" Not only Parents but also teachers get upset due to the hopelessness prevailing in today's youth. They are seen indulged in pathetic activities as they reach their puberty. Out of 75% in a class of a regular institute only 25% are seen ambitious towards their goals. The majority 75% is seen heavily pretending to be cooler and smarter than the second one. Deliberately or impulsively becoming a useless, hopeless wannabe case. Every child is as precious as gold to the parents. Parents don't expect any return of the infinite sacrifices they make for their children. But they only expect to see their child...
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Blast at Osama bin Ladin House - ROUTERS
Abbottabad- Routers, A big Sound of blast at Usama's house heard.Police and Security officials has covered the area and investigating.It is noted that Usama bin Ladin's house at Abbottabad was in media after US forces killed him on 2 MAY.Our sources said that this blast was did by CIA to remove all proofs and materials in Osama house that world can't know what was happened on 2MAY 20...
Friday, May 6, 2011
Rights abuses by U.S. grounds for denying extradition, court rules
A Toronto judge was justified in freeing an alleged Al Qaeda collaborator given the gravity of human rights abuses committed by the United States in connection with his capture in Pakistan, the Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled. Judges are not expected to remain passive when countries such as the U.S. violate the rights of alleged terrorists, the court said Friday. Its 3-0 ruling upholds a decision last August by Justice Christopher Speyer of Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice to stay extradition proceedings involving Abdullah Khadr, 30, who is wanted in Boston on charges of procuring munitions for use by Al Qaeda against U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan....
The man who sold the world
Arriving in Pakistan from London in the summer of 2003, I wondered if I would encounter grave anti-western sentiment, given that Britain and the US were waging wars in two Muslim lands. What I found, at least when it came to my own family, was the odd moment of comic relief. Take the cousin, for instance, who decided that boycotting American fast food franchises was not enough. She was soon found outside a local gym armed with crates of Mecca Cola to better seduce the sugar addict with a conscience. Back then, of course, terrorism and its threat had yet to penetrate both the national psyche and the daily discourse. Pakistan had yet to be crowned the world’s most dangerous nation or, as one British publication put it last summer, the laboratory of world destruction. Today, there is little...
“Engagement with Pakistan a very rational decision”
Nirupama Rao Disengagement with Pakistan is not an option India should consider, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao told a group of researchers, academics, journalists and public servants here. Engagement with Pakistan “is not a signal of helplessness but a very rational decision and that's the best way forward for our people,” she said during a speech at the French Institute for International Relations (IFRI). Ms. Rao is on a two-day visit to France for consultations with her counterpart, Pierre Sellal. On Friday, she also called on Jean-David Levitte, President Nicolas Sarkozy's diplomatic Sherpa, for “free and frank” discussions, during which she raised India's concerns over cross-border terrorism, Afghanistan, regional...
The Death of Osama Bin Laden
ABERNETHY: It’s been an emotional week since the dramatic US operation that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. On Thursday, President Obama laid a wreath at Ground Zero. He met with loved ones of some of those killed on 9-11 and told them he hoped bin Laden’s death brought them a small measure of comfort. The president repeatedly cited the 9-11 attacks when he announced the operation on Sunday. Obama: Justice has been done. ABERNETHY: When the news broke, spontaneous celebrations began in front of the White House and across the country. That prompted vigorous debate about whether jubilation was appropriate. In some parts of the Muslim world, there were anti-American protests and vows of retaliation. Obama made a distinction...
Bring Pakistan Back Into the Fold
Despite concerns about Pakistani officials' knowledge of Osama bin Laden's long-term presence in the military city of Abbottabad, it would be rash and reckless to break off aid or relations with Pakistan, witnesses and members of a House subcommittee agreed Tuesday.Rather, the United States needs to find a way to get Pakistan to go back to being the important ally it was following 9/11, when it helped track down and arrest a series of al-Qaida leaders."Pakistan has provided enormous assistance in the last decade in the fight against al-Qaida, including critical intelligence and military operations," Counterterrorism and Intelligence Subcommittee Chairman Patrick Meehan, R-Penn., said in his opening remarks Tuesday afternoon."Their efforts should be commended and the United States must...
Christian’s struggle with Osama bin Laden’s death
BY Tehmina InflationColumnist First, I was shocked. The man had become a virtual ghost. At times, he was almost forgotten. I thought the day of his death would never come.Next, I felt a tremendous sense of pride. I was proud of our soldiers, our military, and our president. Our country had once again done a very hard thing and had done it well.Then, as I watched people in New York and D.C. waving flags and dancing in the street, I felt an urge to celebrate. Lyrics from The Wizard of Oz came back to me. “Ding-Dong! The witch is dead. The wicked witch is dead.”However, my little celebration caused me to have another feeling. Suddenly, I felt guilty.For me, the news that the terrorist kingpin, Osama bin Laden, had been killed by U.S. Special Forces did not come until Monday at 5 a.m....
Thursday, May 5, 2011
It would be third World War if USA attacks Pakistan - Gen. Hameed Gul
Abbottabad- Routers , Ex-chief of ISI General Hameed Gul said that if USA attacks Pakistan that it will going to start 3rd world war.Pakistan is not a piece of cake, we have nationalism in our hearts.Jihad is legal in Islam despite of the fact that foreign media has created confusion about Jihad.He said that India is looking for war against Pakistan but it would costly for both nation, America and India.China is our alliance and infact if anyone attacks Pakistan than it would be bigger threat for China because its position will be in danger.If Pakistan called China for helps during war or not, China will definitely support Pakistan for securing its geographical position.He said I am ready for war , I am soldier today like my early days in Military.If...
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Osama dead: Wikileaks says Laden received tip off from RAW and CIA
Karachi: The latest document dump from Wiki-Leaks has pointed to the role of American's CIA in sheltering Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda's terror merchants in Pakistan. The Daily Telegraph, which accessed a US diplomatic dispatch, said General Abdullo Sadulloevich Nazarov, a senior Tajik counter-terrorism official, had told the Americans that many inside CIA knew where bin Laden was. "In Pakistan, Osama bin Laden wasn't an invisible man, and many knew his whereabouts in North Waziristan, but whenever security forces attempted a raid on his hideouts , the enemy received warning of their approach from sources in the security forces." This could possibly be the reason why Pakistan was not kept on the loop over its operation against Osama in Abbottabad....
Pakistan 'told US about Osama home in 2009' - SKY NEWS
The prominent compound was built near a leading military academyPakistan government and intelligence services have insisted they shared key information about Osama bin Laden's compound up to two years ago with their American counterparts.Although the intelligence agency ISI transferred information about the residence, it denies knowledge of the terror leader bin Laden being there.A senior ISI source told me they got information that Osama's wife and sons were living at the compound in Abbottabad in the north-west of Pakistan, six months ago.He insisted they shared this information with the CIA."It is as a result of the information we shared that they got Osama bin Laden," he told Sky News’ Alex Crawford.The episode has strained...
Pak must do more to fight terror: Roemer
The United States on Wednesday said Pakistan must take action against Lashkar-e-Tayyeba and its founder Hafiz Sayeed but asked India to understand that Islamabad is an important ally in its fight against terrorism. The US ambassador to India, Timothy Roemer also promised that his country will take a “hard look” at the assistance being given to the country. Roemer said Pakistan must do more in terms of progress and results in trial of Mumbai attack case in that country. “They (terrorists) killed scores of Indians (in 26/11 attack),...
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
ISI warns computer users of malware threat involving purported video of bin Laden's death
ISLAMABAD — The ISI is warning computer users against unsolicited emails purporting to show photos or videos of the killing of Osama bin Laden.The bureau says they may contain a virus that can steal personal identification information or infect a computer. In a statement Tuesday, the ISI cautioned that such malicious software can even be passed along unknowingly by a friend or family member.The ISI urged the public to adjust privacy settings on social networking sites to make it more difficult for people to post materi...
USAMA BIN LADIN MYSTERY
By Mr.UsamaA person who was made by USA it-self in Soviet Union War, a person who supposed to be leader of AL-QAEDA.a person who supposed to be responsible of 9.11....who is usama? When did he die?years ago OR ,today EITHER he still alive?0r was he never born? why Americans hate usama just for 9/11 than think about AFGHANISTAN what US Army did there killing under 10 years old childerns just for enjoyment & taking HEAD of a dead body as Monumental...According to US media he killed in CIA Operation on 1st May 2011 and his dead body is thrown in Sea with in few hours.. How is that possible? How could US trust few Army 0fficers that they killed him??? Why they didnt bring his dead body in US? & shown the world,As USA did with SADDAM HUSSAIN...I belive this is all just...
Osama Bin Laden - The Top Story
Map:Bin Laden killed at compound in PakistanOsama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces early Monday in a raid on his compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, a military and tourist town of about 100,000 people. The compound was located in a neighborhood populated by military families one mile from the elite Pakistan Military Academy. The compoundThe three-story house where officials say bin Laden and his relatives were living was built in 2005 and, at eight times the size of the surrounding houses, was worth about $1 million. It had no Internet or telephone connection and was surrounded by high walls topped with barbed wire. Residents burned their trash in an outdoor area of the compound instead of placing it outside to be picked...
Obama speech on Osama bin Laden outdraws Royal Wedding, recent policy speeches
President Obama’s speech Sunday night announcing the death of Osama bin Laden drew twice as many viewers as last week’s Royal Wedding and outpaced his recent policy addresses. Despite being hastily scheduled and a late hour on the East Coast, the President’s telecast was watched by 56.5 million viewers. That’s more than Obama’s recent scheduled and promoted primetime addresses, such as March 28′s speech on Libya (25.6 million) and his August speech on Iraq (29.2 million), as well as more than doubling the audience of the recent Royal Wedding (22.8 million). The networks carrying the address included ABC, CBS, NBC, Telemundo, Univision, CNN, Fox News Channel, HLN and MSN...
The conversation: Rethinking victory in Abbottabad in Osama bin Laden’s favor
Sure, President Obama's approval ratings are up and the victory in Abbottabad may just give him the edge he needs in the next presidential race. Still, don’t yet know the long-term consequences of Osama bin Laden’s death, and there is the possibility that our mission wasn’t as victorious as excited crowds on Sunday night made it seem. Bin Laden achieved exactly what he wanted In "The Looming Tower," the Pulitzer-winning history of al-Qaeda and the road to 9/11, author Lawrence Wright lays out how Osama bin Laden’s motivation for the attacks that he planned in the 1990s, and then the September 11 attacks, was to draw the U.S. and the West into a prolonged war—an actual war in Afghanistan, and a broader global war...
Codename: 'Geronimo' for Osama Bin Laden Mission Angers Some Native Americans
CNN News’ Syed Moiz reports: As the country rejoices over the killing of Osama Bin Laden, many Native Americans have different reactions: shock, dismay, hurt. That’s because the Navy SEALs used “Geronimo” as the codename for mission to capture or kill Bin Laden. “It’s another attempt to label Native Americans as terrorists,” said Paula Antoine from the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota. “WTF, da gov't code named osama bin laden "Geronimo"! wat kinda (expletive) is that?” is how Cody YoungBear LeClair of Marshalltown, Iowa, put it on his Facebook page. On Facebook, on Twitter, on Native American websites, in local newspapers, and in what appear to be countless conservations on reservations and in schools across the country, Native Americans are genuinely hurt and puzzled by the choice...
Bin Laden mansion 'maybe drug dealer's house?' - locals
Local people and news media gather round the compound and house of Osama bin Laden. Photo / Routers When a woman involved in a polio vaccine drive turned up at Osama bin Laden's hideaway, she remarked to the men behind the high walls about the expensive SUVs parked inside. The men took the vaccine, apparently to administer to the 23 children at the compound, and told her to go away. The terror chief and his family kept well hidden behind thick walls in the northwestern hill town they shared with thousands of Pakistani soldiers. But glimpses of their life are emerging - along with deep skepticism that authorities didn't know they were there. Although the house is large, it was unclear how three dozen people could have lived...
Osama bin Laden- Full profile
Al Qaeda was founded in 1988 by Osama bin Laden to consolidate the international network he established during the Afghan war. Its goals were the advancement of Islamic revolutions throughout the Muslim world and repelling foreign intervention in the Middle East.Bin Laden, son of a billionaire Saudi businessman, became involved in the fight against the Soviet Union’s invasion and occupation of Afghanistan, which lasted from 1979 to 1988 and ended with a Soviet defeat at the hands of international militias of Muslim fighters backed by the U.S., Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Together with Palestinian Muslim Brotherhood leader, Abdullah Azzam, bin Laden ran one of seven main militias involved in the fighting. They established...
Video game depicting Osama bin Laden's death to be released Saturday
Kuma GamesOsama bin Laden in the Kuma War Epsiode #107: "The Death of Osama Bin Laden." If you could, would you have pulled the trigger that killed Osama bin Laden? Video-game maker Kuma Games wants to give you that chance with its new title "Kuma\War Episode #107: The Death of Osama Bin Laden," due out Saturday for PCs. According to its website, players will be able to playout the historic scenario as a Navy Seal who descends on Abbottabad to break into bin Laden's mansion, eliminate his guards and take down al Qaeda's leader. Based out of New York City, Kuma Games is familiar with virtual war that targets real-life terrorist leaders -- it published a game allowing players to kill Saddam Hussein in 2005. Kuma specializes in...
