Ambassador Olson's Interview With Pakistani TV Channel

[CENTCOM]

Ambassador Olson in his recent interview with a prominent TV talk show host in his daily program began the interview with a response to the host’s question about the new travel advisory against unnecessary travel to Pakistan. He responded that the State Department’s issuance of a travel advisory for Pakistan due to the country’s security situation is “routine”, and added, “I don’t think there’s anything in the travel advisory that would come as a surprise to readers of Pakistani newspapers or indeed to viewers” of TV news show. On the issue of a pause in (alleged) drone strikes in Pakistan, Olson said, “On the question of drones, I would draw your attention to the President’s State of the Union speech which he gave a week and a half ago or so in which he talked about … the need for great prudence.”

Responding to a question about Shakil Afridi, Olson responded, “I think our position on Dr. Shakil Afridi is well known.” On former President Musharraf’s trial, the Ambassador answered, “We have been careful not to give advice on this particular matter.” To a question on the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project, “We’ve made it clear that our position that the pipeline is potentially sanction-able.” To a question about the Strategic Dialogue, Olson stated that there was a, “substantial discussion of what the United States is doing to help Pakistan in energy. We reviewed the projects that we have had over the past four or five years which have added a thousand megawatts to the national grid, and that’s three hydroelectric facilities and two thermal projects.”

Ambassador Olson was very forthcoming in all his responses. He was clear and to the point with his answers to all the questions asked. Pakistan and The United States are strategic partners and it is in our interest to see a strong, healthy and thriving Pakistan and we are doing all we can to help Pakistan achieve, among other things, its security, economic and energy goals


Abdul Quddus
DET- United States Central Command
www.centcom.mil/ur

 

[Kompromat]

Give us Dr Afia, we give you Shakeel and lets call it a day.

Don't forget that its CIA, Save the Children and Dr Shakeel's 'fake immunisation campaign' which has resulted in the narrative of these vaccines being fake or being used to sterilize Pakistani kids. It has resulted in dozens of deaths of polio health workers all over the country. The 'trio' is to blame for creating this narrative and Dr Afridi has all of these murders + the kids that will miss out on polio vaccine and would end up being paralyzed on 'his neck'.

@CENTCOM

 

[Bratva]

Ambassador Olson was very forthcoming in all his responses. He was clear and to the point with his answers to all the questions asked. Pakistan and The United States are strategic partners and it is in our interest to see a strong, healthy and thriving Pakistan and we are doing all we can to help Pakistan achieve, among other things, its security, economic and energy goals

How should we believe such things when once in a while an Ex official of Us government (ex-Secretary of defense latest book laments pakistan, Patreaus outbursts against Pakistan in congressional hearings accusing a nexus b/w haqqani and ISI.)

NATO 2012 assessment report despite admitting

dedicates 10-15 pages of it's report to accuse Pakistan on mere hearsay and concorted statements obtained under duress or obtained through a highly biased, anti pakistani Afghan intelligence who is exposed for their known support to destabilize Pakistan

( http://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/296489/taliban-report.pdf )

Despite of accusing Pakistan and spreading propaganda against Pakistan overtly and covertly, through press or by any chance you guys get. It's a joke to hear america is interested to see a strong Pakistan inspite of harming us whenever you get a chance. Oh I love such ironies

 

[AhsanAmin]

Ambassadors mostly have a job that requires them to keep saying very good things about the host country while actually doing those things in host countries that they would really like to do.