Afghanistan Intensifies Anti-Pakistan Rhetoric in Aftermath of Bin Laden Ra

[Mujeeb47]

It was sad fact for me that Afghanistan was only Muslim country which logged a campaign against Pakistan after Bin Laden episode.
But I think Afghanistan and Pakistan need to strengthen their relations because peace and stability should previal in both countries.

 

[Mujeeb47]

@ Ahmad
All Afghan press briefings are against Pakistan.

 

[Ahmad]

@ Ahmad
All Afghan press briefings are against Pakistan.

It's both ways between us.

 

[Mujeeb47]

@ Ahmad
Have you heard any Pakistani official comment against Afghanistan.

 

[Ahmad]

@ Ahmad
Have you heard any Pakistani official comment against Afghanistan.

They dont have to say anything. Actions are much more important.

 

[LEGENDARY WARRIOR]

IAEA only inspects civilian reactors under "safeguards". it does not inspect "military or unsafeguarded" reactors. so IAEA only said u r civilian nuclear reactors are safe. no where it said that ur nuclear weapons are safe.

for your info the nuclear material is the main point. We keep the nuclear missile disassembled and we are damn sure the terrorists are not able to assemble it; unless helped by U.S. .

 

[LEGENDARY WARRIOR]

Agreed +1

Either they are hostile or just plain stupid.
Maybe the US should have gone with their first (officially reported) option and just bombed them.
I mean seriously has anyone (ie Pakistan intelligence!!!) even talked to the neighbors yet? I personally think it would be blatantly obvious that something wasn't right there, with new cars going in and out everyday!

If this is life in Pakistan, and all you guys just accept it? Then save up today and get out of the entire area, it's like you are all living 100years ago, but have modern weapons
No way in hell I'd bring up a family there, let's face it Pakistan is on the new US future hitlist, and rightly so.

If Pakistan had any respect they'd knock down his home he's being living in for the past Years and years. The whole situation there is summed up in one word > Pathetic.

look who's talking. . :ROLF: that one guy kicked america (the super power) for 10 years, destroyed your economy and you say we are pathetic. . .

 

[Omar1984]

It was sad fact for me that Afghanistan was only Muslim country which logged a campaign against Pakistan after Bin Laden episode.
But I think Afghanistan and Pakistan need to strengthen their relations because peace and stability should previal in both countries.

That will only happen when US leaves Afghanistan which is not a long time from now.

Besides it doesnt matter what these afghani politicians or ANA say. They have absolutely no power in Afghanistan. The men with the real power in Afghanistan are the men in plain shalwar kameez and plastic chapals. Pakistan needs to strengthen relations with them only. Even U.S. wants peace talks with those powerful men in plain shalwar kameez and plastic chapals. Bush should've made Mullah Omar the President of Afghanistan in 2001 rather than Karzai then just maybe U.S. would have had an influence in Afghanistan.

Once US leaves Afghanistan, Karzai and his team will also be packing.

 

[Truth Teller]

@ Ahmad
We are not against Afghanistan as we have historic, Islamic, regional, economical, political, security and brotherhood relations

sorry, but afghans are not our brothers. we dont have a brotherhood for afghans. we have our intrest in afghanistan, as afghanistan is a neighbour. but no brotherhood with people like afghans.

 

[IceCold]

They dont have to say anything. Actions are much more important.

yes indeed like housing the millions of Afghan refugees.

 

[indianpatriot]

I was shocked on the reaction of Afghanistan and India. Both countries have always tried to defame Pakistan.
Afghanistan is a Muslim country but she always defame Pakistan. But still best of luck for Afghanistan.

being a Muslim nation is not the only criteria for good relations between two nations.World has moved ahead my boy!

 

[airuah]

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Monday declared the nuclear program of Pakistan as safe and secure and appreciated the obvious dedication to the safety and security of the regulators as well of operators.

Talking to national news agency on the sidelines of "International seminar on nuclear safety and security", held here from 21-23 April, Deputy Director General IAEA Denis Flory said the IAEA emphasizes the importance of national responsibility for security, which Pakistan takes seriously.In fact, Pakistan has had an Action Plan in place to strengthen nuclear security since 2006, he added.

Giving details he said this plan covers such items as Management of Radioactive Sources; Nuclear Security Emergency Co-ordination Center (NuSECC); Locating and Securing Orphan Radioactive Sources.

Pakistan has worked with the Agency both to implement that Plan and to provide resources for its implementation, he maintained.

For example, he said,Pakistan is the 10th largest contributor to the Nuclear Security Fund, contributing $1.16 million. This is an example of their strong leadership and commitment as well as their serious approach to nuclear security in the course of implementing its action plan.

Additionally, over 200 people from Pakistan have attended IAEA training courses, he went on to add.

DDG IAEA said the Agency has worked with Pakistan to provide detection instruments; staff from Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority (PNRA) receiving "on the job training" with IAEA; security improved at a number of facilities in Pakistan using radioactive sources.

The relationship between the IAEA Office of Nuclear Security and PNRA is close and sets a good example for others he said, adding in fact, the Agency has benefitted from lessons learnt, in particular through membership of the Chair of PNRA (past and current) on the DG's Advisory Group on Nuclear Security (AdSec).

When quizzed about the future of nuclear industry, after the Fukushima incident (Japan) Denis Flory said the future of nuclear industry is not written down.It will depend on the actions taken at national and international levels to strengthen safety, to harmonize the implementation of international safety standards and to build the confidence of society through transparency.

The nuclear community should address now these issues, before confidence is definitely lost, he warned.

Denis expressed the IAEA's support for the people of Japan as they respond to and recover from the tragic events that occurred on March 11th.

The IAEA, World Health Organization (WHO), and officials from other agencies have maintained close contact with Japanese offices and have provided the Japanese government with expertise, advice and technical assistance in a variety of areas, he stated further.

"Upon request, we have sent teams to Japan, who have the skills, expertise, and equipment needed to help assess, survey, monitor, and sample the areas in and around Fukushima Prefecture".

DDG IAEA said "We cannot lose focus on the need for clean energy generation, including solar, hydropower, wind and, Yes-nuclear as a way to ease the world's rapidly growing energy demands and reduce its reliance on polluting fossil fuels".

Talking about challenges and opportunities in nuclear safety and security Flory said prior to March 11, 2011, more than 60 countries indicated interest in introducing or expanding nuclear power programmes, and the most important challenges were time and resources.

"To prevent another serious nuclear accident or terrorist incident, which, should it occur, will completely erase the development of nuclear power worldwide, we need new thinking and a new approach adapted to our dynamically changing global situations".

One month ago, he said, the nuclear renaissance looked to be on track. But, it has been dealt a severe blow by Japan's nuclear safety crisis. The question is whether it could stand the shock of a security incident; it would be particularly damaging to the developing world looking to nuclear for its future energy needs, he added.

He emphasized the need for continued focus on international cooperation, especially providing support for new entrants in building actual capacity and expertise to prevent serious accidents.

DDG IAEA also underscored strong commitment and leadership for safety and security in ensuring robust national safety and security infrastructures with effective and independent regulatory bodies, and strong safety and security management, leadership and culture.

this article states that the reactors are safe.....only a fool would believe that Nuke bombs are examined by IAEA and that IAEA certifies that Pakistan's nuke bombs are safe.....what does that mean---the nukes are duds or what

 

[Ammyy]

I was shocked on the reaction of Afghanistan and India. Both countries have always tried to defame Pakistan.
Afghanistan is a Muslim country but she always defame Pakistan. But still best of luck for Afghanistan.

Their no1 enemy found in your country then what you expect from them ????

Its a hard fact that your army and Gov saving him

 

[Ahmad Shah Abdali]

How can these Afghanis take care of Afgahnistan - which has been a literal playground of powers - should be the key question here..come on guys..USA vs Russia, Pakistan vs India, god knows who else vs someone...is this a country or football ground..we should as well rename it to Footballistan or sportsistan and make world largest stadiums in there

We all saw how you Pakis have taken care of your country, a center of international terror.Being bombed daily by drones, your airspace is violated whenever NATO wants to.They have killed your citizens in your own country while you hand over the suspect for $$$ against the wishes of your whole nation.US SF have conducted an operation right next to ur capital while your mighty army was sleeping, the only thing you guys are doing is drawing new lines before threatening to retaliate against US, now the lines have reached your capital perhaps you should stop acting like clowns and take action.

 

[Kimsland]

look who's talking. . :ROLF: that one guy kicked america (the super power) for 10 years, destroyed your economy and you say we are pathetic. . .

No one ever thought that someone (pathetic as bin laden) would murder 3000 non military personal including people of ALL nationalities, including his own! And basically start the real war on terrorism worldwide.

But if you feel that he was some type of hero or great leader (for this cowardly act, and many others following) then you are a sick pathetic person yourself.
According to your logic, if I bombed your house and destroyed your economy for the next 10 years that would make me strong in your eyes (?)

He's dead. And the only regret the world has, is that the US didn't blow up the entire bloody house he lived in, hidden from Pakistan because they are either corrupt themselves, or because (as I understand) they pathetically missed seeing him in his tiny fortress !!

Wake up Pakistan, and open your eyes. The entire world think that you are the most pathetic 'intelligence' (huh!) country of the world, very closely followed by the rest of the barbaric Middle East. Ideally the entire Middle East should blow themselves up in their ridiculous religious viewpoints, as soon as possible. At which stage we can all live peacefully, knowing all you pathetic wastes of lives are dead along with your great martr Bin

You think differently to 'normal' people. I feel it's all that dust and strange cement buildings.
We live with green grass and trees and fresh air. Maybe it's because you don't hear the birds singing in the morning? Who knows?
But your sick, pathetic religious and OLD customs that are barbaric, are NOT for this world.

I stated before that if it were me living there, I'd leave, today. But since many of you are poor, never stop trying to get out of that backward land > At all costs, Leave.

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look who's talking. . :ROLF: that one guy kicked america (the super power) for 10 years, destroyed your economy and you say we are pathetic. . .

No one ever thought that someone (pathetic as bin laden) would murder 3000 non military personal including people of ALL nationalities, including his own! And basically start the real war on terrorism worldwide.

But if you feel that he was some type of hero or great leader (for this cowardly act, and many others following) then you are a sick pathetic person yourself.
According to your logic, if I bombed your house and destroyed your economy for the next 10 years that would make me strong in your eyes (?)

He's dead. And the only regret the world has, is that the US didn't blow up the entire bloody house he lived in, hidden from Pakistan because they are either corrupt themselves, or because (as I understand) they pathetically missed seeing him in his tiny fortress !!

Wake up Pakistan, and open your eyes. The entire world think that you are the most pathetic 'intelligence' (huh!) country of the world, very closely followed by the rest of the barbaric Middle East. Ideally the entire Middle East should blow themselves up in their ridiculous religious viewpoints, as soon as possible. At which stage we can all live peacefully, knowing all you pathetic wastes of lives are dead along with your great martr Bin

You think differently to 'normal' people. I feel it's all that dust and strange cement buildings.
We live with green grass and trees and fresh air. Maybe it's because you don't hear the birds singing in the morning? Who knows?
But your sick, pathetic religious and OLD customs that are barbaric, are NOT for this world.

I stated before that if it were me living there, I'd leave, today. But since many of you are poor, never stop trying to get out of that backward land > At all costs, Leave.