PakEagle
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Glad to have provided you with amusement, the compliment cannot however be returned since I find nothing particularly amusing about defending a terrorist. Your arguments have little or no basis either in the realm of the legalese or in that of common sense. To believe that a case can be tried in Pakistan whose jurisdiction is in India & to do it without obtaining any concurrence simply because it suits the accused as well as the state & to hold that farcical mockery up as due process of law being completed & expecting everyone else to agree with that warped notion simply boggles the mind. Either such Pakistanis are being cynical & contemptuous or they are simply living in la-la land, neither of which is a pleasant thought. The contempt for such a system & for those advocating its virtues is richly deserved & we have to salute the Americans for coming up with an appropriate response; i.e a $10 million middle finger to your judicial system & to the credibility of the country as a whole.
whatever it remains a mystery why US has to please Indians at a time when Zardari was abt to visit on 8th apr...Beside legailty of the bounty as america cant put bounty on someone who has not committed any crime on her soil.Do americans think indians are unable to take the right steps to guard their soil that they have to take decision on indian behalf thats shameful.As someone asked why india dint announce bounty instead of US and american corresspondent replied in that case hafiz saeed would have surrendered got 51 crore give 21 crore in bribe and escape..Thats how american actually think abt india but all this is infact a pressure tactics to get nato supply open thru pakistan something which seems very difficult ato attain at the moment.