CIAs revenge on Pakistan

[pakdefender]

The CIA is looking to blame Pakistan for the hit they took in Khost in which 8 of their operative , including the base chief, were killed.

Excpect the bombings and killings in Pakistan to go up in the aftermath. For all of America's failures they blame Pakistan evertime they take a hit and they use their cronies ( Xe/DynCorp ) to carry out more and more terrorist attacks across the country.

 

[MZUBAIR]

The CIA is looking to blame Pakistan for the hit they took in Khost in which 8 of their operative , including the base chief, were killed.

Excpect the bombings and killings in Pakistan to go up in the aftermath. For all of America's failures they blame Pakistan evertime they take a hit and they use their cronies ( Xe/DynCorp ) to carry out more and more terrorist attacks across the country.

Thats wt they are doing to destablize Pakistan.

 

[TruthSeeker]

Trust deficit between Pak, US forces shrinking: McChrystal

By Sajjad Malik, Tuesday, January 05, 2010

ISLAMABAD: The trust deficit between Pakistan and US forces is shrinking, but it needs to shrink further, Afghan Coalition Commander General Stanley McChrystal said on Monday. Talking to journalists at the US embassy, he said trust deficit was the main issue between Pakistan and the US, as well as Pakistan and Afghanistan, adding enhanced cooperation was the key to building trust. He said, “The best we can do is build trust” for achieving the desired results in the war against terror. McChrystal appreciated the ability, strength and capability of the Pakistan Army during the military operation against the Taliban. He emphasised the need for more strategic cooperation between the armed forces of the two countries for developing a joint counter campaign. McChrystal said he had been in touch with Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Kayani and talked to him about the ongoing issues and about enhancing cooperation between the US and Pakistani armed forces.

Give up: Moreover, McChrystal said several senior Taliban leaders would give up violence to join the Afghan society under the country’s constitution. “I believe that there is a tremendous number of Taliban, somewhat senior, who will very open to rejoining Afghan society under the constitution and I think that is not only possible, that is very likely,” he said. “As we make progress and move forward, the opportunity to integrate what will be former Taliban fighters back in the society, with respect, offers a good chance to reduce not only threat of insurgency in Pakistan and Afghanistan but the opportunity for a better life for them,” he added. McChrystal hoped for action against the Haqqani network, which is a source of serious issues in Afghanistan.

He said he had not demanded more Pakistani troops on the country’s western border and refused to comment on the statement of the Indian Army chief regarding waging a war against China and Pakistan. He said he would not tender “strategic advice” to the Pakistan Army chief.

Differences: He rejected any differences with Pakistan over a “surge” in troops in Afghanistan and said he had a dialogue with General Kayani on the issue. To a question on the Quetta shura, the US commander said the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan were a common threat. On sharing drone technology with Pakistan, he said it was a policy matter and not in his purview. McChrystal said infiltration into Afghanistan from Pakistan and vice versa was going on and called for joint efforts to control it. He said the borders could not be sealed but could be tightened on both sides through information sharing and cooperation.

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

 

[Fracker]

McChrystal said infiltration into Afghanistan from Pakistan and vice versa was going on and called for joint efforts to control it. He said the borders could not be sealed but could be tightened on both sides through information sharing and cooperation.

& this is why they left boarder open when PA launched Operation against TTP in South Waziristan.

 

[qsaark]

& this is why they left boarder open when PA launched Operation against TTP in South Waziristan.

So here is a question. We don’t get tired blaming US for vacating some of its posts in the wake of PA's operation. Why our forces did not mine the border soon after it was vacated by the US troops? If it was that much of an importance for the success of the operation, PA should have acted proactively rather than hoping the US to take care of the fleeing TTP terrorists. Other explanation would be, that is exactly what PA wanted, to let the occupation forces vacate their posts so that TTP could flee and perhaps along with them or in their shadow, the pro-Pakistani insurgents to cause havoc on occupation forces in Afghanistan.

 

[Luftwaffe]

AND FUN PART BEGINS (CONFUSED americans)

Wednesday, January 06, 2010
By Amir Mir

LAHORE: The US authorities have sought from the Pakistani government an early arrest and extradition of commander Ilyas Kashmiri, the fugitive chief of the Azad Kashmir chapter of the pro-Kashmir Jihadi group, Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HuJI).

Kashmiri is being accused of coordinating a suicide attack on the CIA Forward Operating Base of Chapman in the Khost province of Afghanistan on December 31, 2009, which killed seven CIA officers and injured six others.

It was the deadliest single day for the American intelligence agency since eight CIA officers were killed in the 1983 bombing of the American Embassy in Beirut. Interestingly, a spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) had claimed responsibility for targeting the CIA base in Khost, which uses a combination of high-tech satellite technology and human intelligence gathering for carrying out US drone strikes and covert operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The TTP spokesman said in his January 1 claim that the TTP had managed to infiltrate the base with the suicide bomber, who was disguised as a soldier of the Afghan National Army.

According to well-placed diplomatic sources in Islamabad, considered close to the US intelligence sleuths stationed in Pakistan, investigations show that the suicide bombing mission targeting the CIA base in Khost had been planned in the North Waziristan tribal area, which is allegedly sheltering hundreds of the fugitive al-Qaeda and Taliban militants wanted by US intelligence agencies. And the human bomb, which exploded himself at the CIA base in Khost is believed to have been dispatched by Ilyas Kashmiri, the fugitive chief of the HuJI who was reportedly killed in a US drone attack in the North Waziristan area in September 2009 along with Nazimuddin Zalalov, a top al-Qaeda leader. However, Kashmiri resurfaced three weeks later and promised retribution against the United States and its proxies (in his October 13, 2009 interview with a foreign news agency).

According to the diplomatic sources in Islamabad, the Khost suicide bomber has already been identified by the Americans as Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi -- a Jordanian national -- who was sent to Afghanistan with the specific mission of joining the Afghan National Army so that he could easily penetrate the CIA base to carry out his suicide mission. Having joined the Afghan National Army last year, Humam reportedly approached an American informant in Khost, saying he wanted to give some vital information to the CIA people about the whereabouts of Dr Ayman al-Zawahiri. As the informer, already identified Ali bin Zaid, took Humam to the Khost Forward Operating Base, the later detonated his explosive vest he was wearing under his clothes, killing seven CIA officers, including the station chief, and wounding six others.

The forward operating bases in Afghanistan usually depend on local Afghans for security. But the Taliban have frequently infiltrated the ranks of Afghan security forces as well as private firms hired to guard US facilities or to perform more menial tasks. The Khost Forward Operating Base is in fact a former Afghan army installation and was used jointly by US and Afghan security forces during their military campaign against the Taliban beginning in 2001. In recent years, the base added an intelligence-gathering function and had a housing compound for the CIA officials. The base was at the heart of a covert program overseeing drone strikes by the agency’s remote-controlled aircraft along the Pak-Afghan border, which killed over 700 Pakistani civilians in 45 such attacks carried out in the tribal areas of Pakistan in 2009.

A senior interior ministry official said Pakistani authorities are already trying to hunt down Ilyas Kashmiri for his involvement in several terrorist activities carried out in different parts of Pakistan. No 4 on the most wanted list of the Pakistani Ministry of Interior, Ilyas Kashmiri is a veteran of the Kashmir Jihad and spent several years in an Indian jail. He was arrested after the December 2003 twin suicide attacks on Gen Musharraf’s presidential cavalcade in Rawalpindi, but released a few weeks later due to lack of evidence. He later shifted his base to the Waziristan region and joined hands with Baitullah Mehsud to establish a training camp in North Waziristan.

So who was it? triple agent working for cia/talibans/and now Jordanians>>and now Pakistan?? you americans have alot of time to play games had you straighten up things in 8 years this would have not happened..keeping playing *** and mouse games more surprises will come until 2011 departure time lol i'm not so sure about 2011 though americans have ways to stay back..

 

[Fracker]

So here is a question. We don’t get tired blaming US for vacating some of its posts in the wake of PA's operation. Why our forces did not mine the border soon after it was vacated by the US troops? If it was that much of an importance for the success of the operation, PA should have acted proactively rather than hoping the US to take care of the fleeing TTP terrorists. Other explanation would be, that is exactly what PA wanted, to let the occupation forces vacate their posts so that TTP could flee and perhaps along with them or in their shadow, the pro-Pakistani insurgents to cause havoc on occupation forces in Afghanistan.

Many Americans are getting more & more funnier now a days, when pakistan said they want to mine the boarders, US & Afghan government start crying about that. & when Operation is been started you are expecting PA would have time to mine the boarder.

The Leaders of TTP escaped to Afghanistan in start of the operation any way.