Or can it be buying hedge before starting SHOCK & OWE round 11 in Pakistan? Friends, please look at the timing of the mediation with Taliban? Isn't it happening when WOT pursuers are singing constant chorus about the upcoming attack from FATA? How about PAK MIL's successful cleansing-operation in Bajour that has thwarted/derailed conspirator's greater Pakhtunistan plan? And also look at how has elected VP commented on putting elected PRES at challenge right from the start? Is that time coinciding with 'Buying Mullah Omar scheme' or not? Finally all seems are coming to a logical conclusion from Mush's 180 degree turn as a phase/layered conspiracy of the annihilation of only rooted Muslims (Some Pakistanis IMHO in the world) when Pak has been internally-weakened successfully, isn't it?
Karzai links Mullah Omars security with peace talks
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Or can it be buying hedge before starting SHOCK & OWE round 11 in Pakistan? Friends, please look at the timing of the mediation with Taliban? Isn't it happening when WOT pursuers are singing constant chorus about the upcoming attack from FATA? How about PAK MIL's successful cleansing-operation in Bajour that has thwarted/derailed conspirator's greater Pakhtunistan plan? And also look at how has elected VP commented on putting elected PRES at challenge right from the start? Is that time coinciding with 'Buying Mullah Omar scheme' or not? Finally all seems are coming to a logical conclusion from Mush's 180 degree turn as a phase/layered conspiracy of the annihilation of only rooted Muslims (Some Pakistanis IMHO in the world) when Pak has been internally-weakened successfully, isn't it?
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Taliban reject Karzais offer for talks
Updated at: 2040 PST, Monday, November 17, 2008
KABUL: Taliban rejected an offer of peace talks with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, saying Monday there would be no negotiations until foreign troops leave Afghanistan.
Karzai offered Sunday to provide security for reclusive Taliban leader Mullah Omar if he enters negotiations and said the U.S. and other Western nations could leave Afghanistan or oust him if they disagree.
But Zabiullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, said there could be no talks while foreign troops are in the country.
The Taliban's (leadership) decided they will not take part in any peace talks with Karzai or Karzai's administration until such a day when foreign forces leave Afghanistan,'' Mujahid said.
Updated at: 2040 PST, Monday, November 17, 2008
KABUL: Taliban rejected an offer of peace talks with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, saying Monday there would be no negotiations until foreign troops leave Afghanistan.
Karzai offered Sunday to provide security for reclusive Taliban leader Mullah Omar if he enters negotiations and said the U.S. and other Western nations could leave Afghanistan or oust him if they disagree.
But Zabiullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, said there could be no talks while foreign troops are in the country.
The Taliban's (leadership) decided they will not take part in any peace talks with Karzai or Karzai's administration until such a day when foreign forces leave Afghanistan,'' Mujahid said.
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Afghan Taliban reject Karzai's safety vow
Updated at: 1600 PST, Monday, November 17, 2008
SPIN BOLDAK: A Taliban militant leader rejected on Monday an offer from Afghan President Hamid Karzai of safe passage for insurgent leaders who wanted to talk peace.
"We are safe in Afghanistan and we have no need for Hamid Karzai's offer of safety," said Mullah Brother, deputy leader of the Taliban.
"We will continue jihad (holy war) against foreign troops and their Afghan slaves," he told foreign news agency by satellite telephone from an undisclosed location. The Taliban refer to Karzai as a U.S. "slave".
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Updated at: 1600 PST, Monday, November 17, 2008
SPIN BOLDAK: A Taliban militant leader rejected on Monday an offer from Afghan President Hamid Karzai of safe passage for insurgent leaders who wanted to talk peace.
"We are safe in Afghanistan and we have no need for Hamid Karzai's offer of safety," said Mullah Brother, deputy leader of the Taliban.
"We will continue jihad (holy war) against foreign troops and their Afghan slaves," he told foreign news agency by satellite telephone from an undisclosed location. The Taliban refer to Karzai as a U.S. "slave".
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