"Musharraf is a Liar": Husain Haqqani to Barkha Dutt

[neem456]

 

[lastofthepatriots]

This piece of shit.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Look who's talking.

Hand him over to northern alliance, panjsheris and various other homos of Afghanistan and it will become clear what kind of a b!tch he really is.

 

[Sine Nomine]

Mushi is a Liar and Coward but Haqqani is a turncoat backstabber.

 

[Max]

so this is biggest news in gangaland now a days?

 

[my2cents]

Look who's talking.

Hand him over to northern alliance, panjsheris and various other homos of Afghanistan and it will become clear what kind of a b!tch he really is.

Jist of what he is saying is that if US drops Pakistan has an ally, then all bets are off. If US has no shared interests in Pakistan then all constraints are removed and US can engage a hostile pursuit against terrorist heavens in Pakistan. He does present a likely scenario that can emerge from falling off from good graces of a superpower.

 

[Sugarcane]

US must take action against Haqqani Network on her soil.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Plz do. I'd advice your circus to join the party as well. Ya mare ge ya mar jaye gey. Kahi to logo ka ghussa nikle ga.

Jist of what he is saying is that if US drops Pakistan has an ally, then all bets are off. If US has no shared interests in Pakistan then all constraints are removed and US can engage a hostile pursuit against terrorist heavens in Pakistan. He does present a likely scenario that can emerge from falling off from good graces of a superpower.

 

[my2cents]

Plz do. I'd advice your circus to join the party as well. Ya mare ge ya mar jaye gey. Kahi to logo ka ghussa nikle ga.

He is talking about hot pursuit and strikes using drones and that US has already done seven drone strikes outside the permitted areas. This does not bode well for Pakistan's sovereignty.

 

[Areesh]

Says a b@stard turncoat who spent whole life being a turncoat

 

[The Diplomat]

Outspoken? Joke of the year... More like a traitor.
Musharraf is welcome in Pakistan by a lot however you are not.

 

[django]

US must take action against Haqqani Network on her soil.

Alongside Hussain Haqqani other prominent members being Christine fair and Ahmar Mustikhan.Kudos Sir

 

[Kaniska]

Jist of what he is saying is that if US drops Pakistan has an ally, then all bets are off. If US has no shared interests in Pakistan then all constraints are removed and US can engage a hostile pursuit against terrorist heavens in Pakistan. He does present a likely scenario that can emerge from falling off from good graces of a superpower.

In this entire game, India should trust Pakistan more than US and its plan....Pakistan off late is realizing that US exploited Pakistan and Pakistan taking a due course correction...And i am sure, we are not following the same path..

Forget about entire terrorist saga told by US, the critical point is, what is US doing in Afganistan since 1980? Neither Afganistan is resource rich nor for sure, Afganistan will at point of time can be an ally of US too...Unless otherwise, US has any different plan, US should not even come to Afganistan since 1980's itself...

 

[my2cents]

In this entire game, India should trust Pakistan more than US and its plan....Pakistan off late is realizing that US exploited Pakistan and Pakistan taking a due course correction...And i am sure, we are not following the same path..

Forget about entire terrorist saga told by US, the critical point is, what is US doing in Afganistan since 1980? Neither Afganistan is resource rich nor for sure, Afganistan will at point of time can be an ally of US too...Unless otherwise, US has any different plan, US should not even come to Afganistan since 1980's itself...

In 1980's US had a willing ally in Pakistan when Russia invaded Afghanistan. Pakistan went along because of its shared interest to stop Russia's imperialistic adventures in south asia. After they succeeded in their mission, US abandoned Pakistan. Pakistan had to face the fallout from general chaos that ensued from talibanization along its borders and in Afghanistan. Al-qaeda found safe haven in Afghanistan. There was gun culture, drugs and radicalization from extremist groups.

After 9/11 the focus shifted to war on terror and to Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Pakistan was not a willing ally but they went along not to antagonize a superpower. Pakistan is experiencing its fallout with US second time around.

 

[Rashid Mahmood]