Featured FATF to Decide on Pakistan’s Greylist Status This Month

[rent4country]

you really think the non black listed countries are clean?...

Not sure what you mean. They either have anti-terror laundering protocols in place for banking transactions or they don't.
They either have a problem with UN-designated terrorist groups taking advantage or they don't
They either are supporting these groups or they don't.
Anyone is free to bring a case against a country that is in violation. Nothing is stopping anyone from putting forth evidence

 

[xyx007]

Indian failure to blacklist Pakistan was fantastic. Embarrassing defeat already for India's evil plan to blacklist Pakistan. Like we always say- black no chance, grey doesn't matter. For America, no peace deal mediator in Afghanistan if he is still considering us in grey list.Now the Ball in US court and lets see how he would like to play.

 

[ZAMURD]

Not great , Not terrible.

 

[SuvarnaTeja]

Not great , Not terrible.

Frankly, even black list is not that terrible.

 

[CrazyZ]

Not sure what you mean. They either have anti-terror laundering protocols in place for banking transactions or they don't.
They either have a problem with UN-designated terrorist groups taking advantage or they don't
They either are supporting these groups or they don't.
Anyone is free to bring a case against a country that is in violation. Nothing is stopping anyone from putting forth evidence

It is undeniable that most of the worlds "black money" is laundered through developed nations banks or real estate. Either way....India's attempts in the FATF, and all other economic pressure tactics have been a failure. Pakistan's macro economic situation and growth prospects has improved over this saga period. India's has deteriorated. You guys need to stop embarrassing yourselves on the global stage with super power moves that go no where.

 

[cloud4000]

Even US does not want Pakistan to go into the black list as it will result in US losing leverage over Pakistan.

Pakistan will be kept in the grey list as long it is possible.

US is slowly losing its leverage over Pakistan as it withdraws from Afghanistan...and visa versa.

 

[Dalit]

The same old. I don't even take it seriously anymore. Just a routine gathering.

 

[PradoTLC]

Not sure what you mean. They either have anti-terror laundering protocols in place for banking transactions or they don't.
They either have a problem with UN-designated terrorist groups taking advantage or they don't
They either are supporting these groups or they don't.
Anyone is free to bring a case against a country that is in violation. Nothing is stopping anyone from putting forth evidence

Really India does terrorism via Afghanistan and it operatives have been caught red handed.

US supported many terror groups ...

Israel another character that supported ISIS

Did FATF ever stop them ? ... were they ever black listed?

 

[Kabira]

Not sure what you mean. They either have anti-terror laundering protocols in place for banking transactions or they don't.
They either have a problem with UN-designated terrorist groups taking advantage or they don't
They either are supporting these groups or they don't.
Anyone is free to bring a case against a country that is in violation. Nothing is stopping anyone from putting forth evidence

Support for Kashmiri freedom struggle isn't terrorism. USA for its own propaganda purposes equated Alqaida/isis terrorism with fight for freedom like Taliban and Kashmiris.

End result? As it always happened in last 300 years, colonials had to leave. USA accepted the fact that taliban are not terrorists but freedom fighters. India too will have to leave and so called Kashmiri terrorists will be remembered like heroes all over the world.