Pakistan agrees to free several Afghan Taliban prisoners

[Kompromat]

Are you being serious about the degrees? In any other country this would cost them their jobs.

This is Pakistan for you.

I hear this "allah planned too" alot....At least in Christian theology god is powerful enough that he doesn't have to plot in a basement like a terrorist cell.

It happens, when you translate stuff from another language in a very poor way.

 

[Juice]

I figured that it was a poor translation...perhaps "plot" was a poor choice...

 

[Kompromat]

I figured that it was a poor translation...perhaps "plot" was a poor choice...

Offtopic.

Quran is written in classic near poetic Arabic. Sometimes it takes 10 words in English to translate 5-6 from Arabic even more and it differs according to the language of translation. Its off-topic though, but the above line roughly meant, basically that you can plan and execute your plans but they wont succeed unless God wills it to.

 

[Zarvan]

Offtopic.

Quran is written in classic near poetic Arabic. Sometimes it takes 10 words in English to translate 5-6 from Arabic even more and it differs according to the language of translation. Its off-topic though, but the above line roughly meant, basically that you can plan and execute your plans but they wont succeed unless God wills it to.

Sir latest news is that Pakistan has released 7 Taliban figures on Wednesday

Pakistan said it had released at least seven senior Afghan Taliban prisoners on Wednesday, rekindling fragile hopes that Islamabad may be ready to help broker peace talks with the militants as the Western military withdrawal from Afghanista
n looms. A senior Pakistani security official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that “seven to eight” Taliban prisoners had been set free but refused to name them. A Western official said the figure could be as high as 14 prisoners. News reports citing Afghan officials said the freed prisoners included Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, a former Taliban justice minister and religious hard-liner. It was unclear whether the men were to be transferred to Afghan custody or released in Pakistan. But the announcement was mostly seen as an initial sign of good faith by the Pakistanis perhaps to Afghan Taliban leaders in exile in Pakistan, perhaps to Afghan or American officials who seek to open talks, most likely all of the above — in a slow-moving negotiations process that has been blighted by deep mistrust on all sides. NYT

 

[MilSpec]

Not unexpected of a regime running a dead F. Policy.

Karzai was sucking up Manmohan's hairy balls the same day his N. alliance Army bombed Pakistani villages and sent his "peace negotiator" to Pakistan and we decided to release people that matter to them without any horse trading. Very well !

And gentlemen...this is the display of brilliant linguistic finesse from the distinguished moderator with more than 12000 posts... brilliant effort to raise the quality of posts of a defence forum... just brilliant...

 

[Zarvan]

And gentlemen...this is the display of brilliant linguistic finesse from the distinguished moderator with more than 12000 posts... brilliant effort to raise the quality of posts of a defence forum... just brilliant...

What can he do if this is the truth unfortunately but true Karzai is to busy licking the **** of those countries which are famous for Anti Pakistan and Anti Muslim efforts and wants to take help from them which increases support for Taliban

 

[MilSpec]

What can he do if this the truth unfortunately but true Karzai is to busy licking the **** of those countries which are famous for Anti Pakistan and Anti Muslim efforts and wants to take help from them which increases support for Taliban

And pakistans efforts towards Afghanistan situation during post soviet civil war by propping up the most ridiculous draconian bunch of A.holes was brilliant, Right?

 

[mr42O]

first they say capture them and now release them....

when Pakistan make peace deal its PAKISTAN SUPPORTING TALIBAN blabla but not every one is happy? Why Pakistan relasing them? Ask for all terrorist hiding in Afghanistan to be handed over before doing any talks with afghans and americans

 

[PakShah]

I hear this "allah planned too" alot....At least in Christian theology god is powerful enough that he doesn't have to plot in a basement like a terrorist cell.

George w Bush is Christian terrorist who invaded and massacred an innocent country - Iraq.
What for leaders like Bill Clinton and David Petraeus who a more interested in visitin prostitutes than say doing their job.

I advise your nation to stay away from prostitutes, I heard they may have AIDS.

But what someone expect from your terrorist leaders always going to war.

George w Bush is biggest terrorist on earth. lol.

Offtopic.

Quran is written in classic near poetic Arabic. Sometimes it takes 10 words in English to translate 5-6 from Arabic even more and it differs according to the language of translation. Its off-topic though, but the above line roughly meant, basically that you can plan and execute your plans but they wont succeed unless God wills it to.

Yes, I believe it was a bad translation. Shukria for correcting me.

 

[PakShah]

@Juice,

Your country is full of prostitutes, George w Bush terrorists, who want invade other countries like Iraq.
lol, The Afghanistan war and the Iraq war was a war of terrorism upon their peoples.

Go to Hell, juice if you support those wars.

You leaders are morally bankrupt, as they like to sleep with other women, and your women like Maryiln Monroe like to behave like prostitutes.

Heck, even Prostitution is legal in some parts of Nevada, so so much for moral standards.

Look how your people dress, wearing tights, miniskirts, minishirts, tank tops, pornography playboy, Look how your Hollywood actresses dress.

I'm shocked, deeply shocked at the shameless.

 

[Juice]

@Juice,

Your country is full of prostitutes, George w Bush terrorists, who want invade other countries like Iraq.
lol, The Afghanistan war and the Iraq war was a war of terrorism upon their peoples.

Go to Hell, juice if you support those wars.

You leaders are morally bankrupt, as they like to sleep with other women, and your women like Maryiln Monroe like to behave like prostitutes.

Heck, even Prostitution is legal in some parts of Nevada, so so much for moral standards.

Look how your people dress, wearing tights, miniskirts, minishirts, tank tops, pornography playboy, Look how your Hollywood actresses dress.

I'm shocked, deeply shocked at the shameless.

At least they sleep with women, your so called leaders do goats. And I prefer my women in miniskirts, instead of chained in the basement under a sheet.(yours...probably best to cover). Screw your medieval morals...

 

[Zarvan]

At least they sleep with women, your so called leaders do goats. And I prefer my women in miniskirts, instead of chained in the basement under a sheet.(yours...probably best to cover). Screw your medieval morals...

Yes that is why the country you live in USA its own government report says 19000 Rapes take place in USA in one day and by the way we had to release Taliban leaders later or sooner because Pakistan can't afford to make Mullah Omar our enemy

At least they sleep with women, your so called leaders do goats. And I prefer my women in miniskirts, instead of chained in the basement under a sheet.(yours...probably best to cover). Screw your medieval morals...

Our medieval morals have saved women from getting raped that is why we are proud on our morals

 

[Juice]

None are reported in your town...the goats can't file reports. The only thing you save your women for is an acid bath. No rapes? Lol...we all know what goes on there. But we do apreciate you keeping them covered...after the acid bath they are rough on the eyes.

 

[Zarvan]

None are reported in your town...the goats can't file reports. The only thing you save your women for is an acid bath. No rapes? Lol...we all know what goes on there. But we do apreciate you keeping them covered...after the acid bath they are rough on the eyes.

Cases are reported but they are not but they are very low as compared to so called developed countries because we have laws to protect women and we are really happy on that and that is people are converting to Islam in thousands every day and most of them are women

 

[UmarJustice]

Three Afghan ex-governors among Taliban prisoners freed by Pakistan

PESHAWAR: Three former governors are among the Afghan Taliban prisoners who have been released by the Pakistan government as a gesture of goodwill to Afghanistan’s High Peace Council delegation that left for home Thursday after a four-day visit.

Taliban sources told The News that former governor of the northern Baghlan province Mulla Abdul Salam, commonly known as Mulla Mohammad, was freed in Karachi. They said Mir Ahmad Gul, often referred to as Mir Sahib, who served as governor of the eastern Nangarhar province, had also been released. Besides, they said Daud Jalali, former governor of Kabul province, was also freed.

A senior Taliban official, on condition of anonymity, said he couldn’t confirm information that Mulla Nooruddin Turabi, the elderly former minister of justice in the Taliban government, had been released. He said Turabi could possibly be freed as he was old and ill and had been in the custody of Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency for almost 10 years.

Taliban sources said the Pakistani authorities would not want Turabi to meet the same fate as Mulla Obaidullah, the former Taliban deputy leader, who reportedly died in custody of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) early this year. Turabi, who enjoys respect in the Taliban rank and file and was known as a hardliner, lost his leg fighting the Soviet occupying forces in Afghanistan in the 1980s.

Afghan government officials were quoted as saying that Anwarul Haq Mujahid, the eldest son of the late mujahideen leader Maulvi Yunis Khalis, had also been released. However, Taliban officials were not yet confirming his release. Anwarul Haq Mujahid, who had formed the Tora Bora Mahaz named after the valley in his native Nangarhar province that was heavily bombed by US air force in December 2001 to get Osama bin Laden and other al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters, was arrested in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in 2009. He later aligned the Tora Bora Mahaz with the Taliban movement.

Taliban sources initially said nine of their men had been released in Pakistan from different prisons and they largely belonged to Kandahar and Paktia provinces. Later, it was reported that up to 13 Taliban prisoners had been freed. Most were middle or low level Taliban officials and could not be expected to represent the Mulla Mohammad Omar-led Taliban movement in peace talks with the Afghan government, the US or any other entity.

Sources in the Taliban movement said a number of their detained men had also been shifted to the Central Prison Peshawar and other jails from secret detention centres in a possible move to release them in the coming days.

According to Taliban officials, their former deputy head Mulla Abdul Ghani Biradar had not been freed. They said other important Taliban figures such as Abdul Ahad Jehangirwal, who once served as secretary to Mulla Omar, and former Taliban spokesman Qari Yousaf also were still in the custody of Pakistani intelligence agency.

The High Peace Council, led by Salahuddin Rabbani, had reportedly demanded the release of a number of Taliban figures, including Biradar, Turabi, Jehangirwal and Mujahid as it felt they had occupied important positions in the Taliban movement and government and could be useful in influencing Mulla Omar and his shura in agreeing to peace talks with the Afghan authorities.

However, the Taliban officials who spoke to this correspondent said there was no change in their policy even after the release of some of their men as they didn’t recognise the Afghan government and the High Peace Council and had no intention of entering into peace talks with the ‘powerless’ Afghan rulers. They said even senior Taliban leaders such as Biradar and Turabi now in Pakistani custody would have the authority to represent the Taliban in case they were released.

Taliban officials said they had been asking the Pakistan government to release their men as they had not committed any crime in the country, but their demand wasn’t accepted. “Now the Pakistan government has freed them as a goodwill gesture to the High Peace Council and the Afghan government and not as a result of any consultation with the Taliban movement,” he argued.


Three Afghan ex-governors among Taliban prisoners freed by Pakistan - thenews.com.pk