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Mullah Fazlullah reaches North Waziristan

Don't put incompetence of ISI and Army on RAW.
 
Evil terrorists have destroyed everything we Pakistanis own. Yet they aren't stopping there. They are continually attacking Pakistan and its interests and there is no one to stop them. I have always been highly supportive of the military and the ISI but when I see such massive failures I don't understand what to do. How will we deal with RAW interests in the region when we can't eliminate a ragtag group of evil militants?

Furthermore who let RAW infiltrate the FIA. Was it me a civilian's fault, a civilian who has said he will fight hand in hand with the security forces to defeat the Taliban if the opportunity arises? What was the ISI doing at that time? Why did they not eliminate Fazlullahs threat immediately when one policeman could have gone and captured him. Instead all we have been doing is instead of going after terrorists, framing innocent civilians on false terrorism charges.

There are major security blunders we have made and we are no more closer to defeating the Taliban than we were in 2007. 50000 Pakistanis have been killed in this war but we still are not ready to acknowledge that the Taliban are a major threat to peace in Pakistan.

:raise:Are we talking about the same country where Terrorist leaders are given Guards by the government and weapons because

1)His death will spread sectarian clashes so we must protect him :suicide:

2)its complicated :omghaha:

Most senior innocent Taliban Terrorist or AL-Qaeda leader ship taken out by American drones(Thank you) cause our security agencies cant find these guys peek a boo where are you mullah any where. One km from the Military base(Hakimullah with is entourage) or in Abbottabad Military Town (Osama with his entourage).

ENOUGH SAID.
 
Last time when Army was about to get him , he ran away into Afghanistan and CIA, US ARMY either failed to get him or facilitated him...

Now he is again pushed again into Pakistan , i say COAS should send 50 SSG Commandos to get this guy alive and hang him in ISB till death , Provide these 50 SSG commandos air cover on a single call and they can do the job quite easily ...

There is no chance of playing politics here , as CIA might be behind him , so take this guy down before he hits anyone ....
 
Last time when Army was about to get him , he ran away into Afghanistan and CIA, US ARMY either failed to get him or facilitated him...

Now he is again pushed again into Pakistan , i say COAS should send 50 SSG Commandos to get this guy alive and hang him in ISB till death , Provide these 50 SSG commandos air cover on a single call and they can do the job quite easily ...

There is no chance of playing politics here , as CIA might be behind him , so take this guy down before he hits anyone ....

Forget about hanging him, clowns in SC haven't punished any terrorist in past decade and besides there is a ban on life sentence. The best option will be to simply take him out.
 
He's ur dad
And what was that suppose to mean u piss drinking turd. It was a joke retard. Learn to live with it. And secondly u slimy shit face, u were not the one I had replied to so mind your own self.
 
Will our great Army kill him? Which it should.

Or a great army of fake liberals attack those who want to talk peace.

Army has weapons and it must use them to kill those who create chaos in the country. Like Mehsuds before him, Army wont be able to locate him.

Then there are those who dont have weapons but want to negotiate peace. They wont be allowed to. As army of fake liberals will descend from their enlightened heavens to attack them and call them Taliban sympathizers.

In between, people of Pakistan who want to see peace, whatever the terms, will be bystanders.
 
New Pakistani Taliban chief comes home to lead insurgency

BY SAUD MEHSUD
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan |
December 3, 2013

The elusive new chief of the Pakistani Taliban, Mullah Fazlullah, has returned to his homeland from a secret mountain hideout in neighboring Afghanistan to lead the insurgency, militant and intelligence sources said on Tuesday.

Fazlullah, known for his hardline Islamist beliefs and rejection of peace talks with the Pakistani government, was named the leader after Hakimullah Mehsud, his predecessor, was killed in a U.S. drone strike on November 1.

Hakimullah's death set off a power struggle within the already deeply fractured insurgency, with Fazlullah's extended absence fuelling infighting among the Taliban.

On Monday, two Pakistani intelligence sources said Fazlullah had crossed the mountains into Pakistan a day earlier.

"We have information that ... Fazlullah has entered the Pakistani tribal area along with 15 or 20 guards," said one source. Taliban sources confirmed he had reached tribal areas.

Fazlullah would be keen to end squabbling among the Taliban leadership and streamline what is essentially a chaotic organization with weak central command.

Another Pakistani intelligence source said that his escort included three high-profile Taliban commanders, Azam Waziristan, Mufti Abdul Rashid and Muftah Udin.

Nicknamed "Radio Mullah" for his fiery broadcasts in Pakistan's Swat valley, Fazlullah is best known for ordering the assassination of teenage female education activist Malala Yousafzai.

Malala survived the shooting and now lives in Britain.

The Pakistani Taliban are fighting to topple the government and impose Islamist rule in the nuclear-armed nation.

Under Hakimullah, the insurgency appeared open to the idea of peace talks. Fazlullah ruled out any negotiations from the day of his appointment and promised a new campaign of shootings and bombings.

Born in 1976, Fazlullah gained prominence in 2004 when he set up an underground FM radio station in Swat to promote fundamentalist and anti-Western ideas.

He and his fighters took over the valley in 2009 and imposed strict Islamic rule. Fazlullah opposes polio vaccinations, which he has described as a Jewish and Christian conspiracy to harm Muslims, and ordered the closure of girls' schools.

He fled to Afghanistan when the Pakistani army took over the valley in an offensive in 2009.

New Pakistani Taliban chief comes home to lead insurgency| Reuters
 
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