It’s Not Just Bin Laden

[Aslan]

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time

U.S. special operations forces have regularly and “surreptitiously” slipped into Pakistan in recent years, raiding suspected terrorist hideouts on Pakistani soil. The team that killed Osama bin Laden — those guys alone had conducted “10 to 12″ of those missions before they hit that infamous compound in Abbottabad.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time | Danger Room | WIRED


Its an old article am posting to discuss what the americans have been and might still be doing in Pakistan. So kindly keep the posts to that only instead of trying to take cheap shots for personal satisfactions.

 

[gau8av]

not surprising considering the war in Afghanistan is right next door, they just released info on a JSOC op in Syria as well where they were looking for James Foley and some other hostages.. the Abbottabad raid was probably the deepest they went.. or have they been kidnapping/killing terrorists in Karachi etc as well ?

 

[Kompromat]

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time

U.S. special operations forces have regularly and “surreptitiously” slipped into Pakistan in recent years, raiding suspected terrorist hideouts on Pakistani soil. The team that killed Osama bin Laden — those guys alone had conducted “10 to 12″ of those missions before they hit that infamous compound in Abbottabad.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time | Danger Room | WIRED


Its an old article am posting to discuss what the americans have been and might still be doing in Pakistan. So kindly keep the posts to that only instead of trying to take cheap shots for personal satisfactions.

Courtesy of Zardari and Hussain Haqqani. American black ops (Pakistani citizens working for the US) i.e Capt (Dishonorably retired) Ali Zaidi are the ones who have 'subcontracted' to the Americans for carring out assasinations and intel missions for cash and perks against their own country.

American forces carrying out raids in the border areas is hardly a secret.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time

U.S. special operations forces have regularly and “surreptitiously” slipped into Pakistan in recent years, raiding suspected terrorist hideouts on Pakistani soil. The team that killed Osama bin Laden — those guys alone had conducted “10 to 12″ of those missions before they hit that infamous compound in Abbottabad.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time | Danger Room | WIRED


Its an old article am posting to discuss what the americans have been and might still be doing in Pakistan. So kindly keep the posts to that only instead of trying to take cheap shots for personal satisfactions.

Courtesy of Zardari and Hussain Haqqani. American black ops (Pakistani citizens working for the US) i.e Capt (Dishonourably retired) Ali Zaidi are the ones who have 'subcontracted' to the Americans for carring out assasinations and intel missions.

American forces carrying out raids in the border areas is hardly a secret.

 

[Aslan]

not surprising considering the war in Afghanistan is right next door, they just released info on a JSOC op in Syria as well where they were looking for James Foley and some other hostages.. the Abbottabad raid was probably the deepest they went.. or have they been kidnapping/killing terrorists in Karachi etc as well ?

Just because u have an itch dont mean that I have to see u scratching. If u cant keep the trolling to your self, kindly dont comment.

 

[Zarvan]

Courtesy of Zardari and Hussain Haqqani. American black ops (Pakistani citizens working for the US) i.e Capt (Dishonorably retired) Ali Zaidi are the ones who have 'subcontracted' to the Americans for carring out assasinations and intel missions for cash and perks against their own country.

American forces carrying out raids in the border areas is hardly a secret.



Courtesy of Zardari and Hussain Haqqani. American black ops (Pakistani citizens working for the US) i.e Capt (Dishonourably retired) Ali Zaidi are the ones who have 'subcontracted' to the Americans for carring out assasinations and intel missions.

American forces carrying out raids in the border areas is hardly a secret.

Mr all these operations including Osama was done by Army support and from inside you even know this

 

[gau8av]

Just because u have an itch dont mean that I have to see u scratching. If u cant keep the trolling to your self, kindly dont comment.

no man, nevermind the smiley, I'm not not trying to troll at all..

my point was just the same as Aeronaut's, that:

American forces carrying out raids in the border areas is hardly a secret.

and the bin laden raid aside, that's what “10 to 12″ probably means, right ? you never hear anything from them trying to get Mullah Omar now, who, according to one white house source, is in a safehouse in Quetta

no raids, and I don't think they're happening

 

[illusion8]

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time

U.S. special operations forces have regularly and “surreptitiously” slipped into Pakistan in recent years, raiding suspected terrorist hideouts on Pakistani soil. The team that killed Osama bin Laden — those guys alone had conducted “10 to 12″ of those missions before they hit that infamous compound in Abbottabad.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time | Danger Room | WIRED


Its an old article am posting to discuss what the americans have been and might still be doing in Pakistan. So kindly keep the posts to that only instead of trying to take cheap shots for personal satisfactions.

Interesting!

This page lists out 15 US soldiers killed from 2001 to 2010 inside Pakistan in "operation Enduring freedom:.

http://war-on-terror-casualties.findthebest.com/d/b/Pakistan

U.S. Troops Operating in Pakistan - Are US Troops Operating in Pakistan?

 

[Kompromat]

no man, nevermind the smiley, I'm not not trying to troll at all..

my point was just the same as Aeronaut's, that:


and the bin laden raid aside, that's what “10 to 12″ probably means, right ? you never hear anything from them trying to get Mullah Omar now, who, according to one white house source, is in a safehouse in Quetta

no raids, and I don't think they're happening

Plenty of US blackops killed in Pakistan would remain unaccounted for as technically they didn't exist in Pakistan. Pakistani traitors working for the US are just another catagory alltogether.

 

[Bratva]

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time

U.S. special operations forces have regularly and “surreptitiously” slipped into Pakistan in recent years, raiding suspected terrorist hideouts on Pakistani soil. The team that killed Osama bin Laden — those guys alone had conducted “10 to 12″ of those missions before they hit that infamous compound in Abbottabad.

It’s Not Just Bin Laden; U.S. Commandos Raid Pakistan All the Time | Danger Room | WIRED


Its an old article am posting to discuss what the americans have been and might still be doing in Pakistan. So kindly keep the posts to that only instead of trying to take cheap shots for personal satisfactions.

Angoor Ada raid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Interesting!

This page lists out 15 US soldiers killed from 2001 to 2010 inside Pakistan in "operation Enduring freedom:.

http://war-on-terror-casualties.findthebest.com/d/b/Pakistan

U.S. Troops Operating in Pakistan - Are US Troops Operating in Pakistan?

If I'm not wrong, Saleem shehzad book mentioned an incidenmt during flag staff meeting b/w PA and Americans, there was a friendly fired incident, a FC soldier fired towards american killing one and injuring other and in return he was killed. My guess is he was Major.
Larry John Bauguess Jr as mentioned in your first link

 

[illusion8]

Angoor Ada raid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



If I'm not wrong, Saleem shehzad book mentioned an incidenmt during flag staff meeting b/w PA and Americans, there was a friendly fired incident, a FC soldier fired towards american killing one and injuring other and in return he was killed. My guess is he was Major.
Larry John Bauguess Jr as mentioned in your first link

On May 14, 2007, Maj. Larry J. Bauguess Jr., a member opf the 82nd Airborne Division, was killed by small arms fire in Teri Mengel, Pakistan, making him the first American casualty by direct hostile fire.

According to the second link.

 

[xyxmt]

not surprising considering the war in Afghanistan is right next door, they just released info on a JSOC op in Syria as well where they were looking for James Foley and some other hostages.. the Abbottabad raid was probably the deepest they went.. or have they been kidnapping/killing terrorists in Karachi etc as well ?

but then the question arise, when is India coming now that commado Modi is incharge