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Pakistan will continue busting CIA rings: Shuja Pasha to the US

One more 'Islamabad Number' Land Cruiser has been intercepted in Peshawar, there were foreigners were in the Jeep, who refused to cooperate with Police.

Good going ISI, keep busting CIA agents. The need to realize that we have not mortgaged ourselves to them. :pakistan:

Did it happen today???
 
Exactly. But from the investigation, it became clear the US was involved in the terrorism and BLA.
He said that it is US who was paying the TTP. Hence, after the investigation the ties are trying to be broken by ISI.
US turned to be a double agent. I dont know what made him speak the truth, but he wasnt tortured either.

um hum, so you are saying TTP is sponsered by US and now you'll drop the claim that India is the one aiding TTP or you are going to come up with a new theory that US and India are in together in this TTP issue.
Good for you, you are required in India, it seems that you have a talent for writing good scripts for Bollywood Movies
 
um hum, so you are saying TTP is sponsered by US and now you'll drop the claim that India is the one aiding TTP or you are going to come up with a new theory that US and India are in together in this TTP issue.
Good for you, you are required in India, it seems that you have a talent for writing good scripts for Bollywood Movies

we are saying this from the start of the wot.
i live in DIK and all the routs go through dikhan. we know few RAW agents being captured in dikhan and neighboring villages.
so its not we will say its we were and are saying that raw and cia are involved in SWA. and CIA and Raw are involved in Backing BLA.
 
Since raymond davis killed 2 innocent pakistanis we also have a right to kill CIA agents in SELF DEFENCE
 
Things are changing.. the scenario of Asia is going to be volatile for Anti-Pakistan elements in near future.. Playing time for politicians has finished.. so is for the US.. Things will turn towards better for Pakistan.. my predictions only.. based on analysis of current situation..
 
Doesn't it seem illogical that SP will say this to the USA openly on the face despite the current worsening of ties? He goes to US to tell them that? :what:
 
US general in Pakistan amid tension, aid cut

By PAULINE JELINEK - Associated Press | AP – Wed, Jul 13, 2011
WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense officials say a top U.S. general is in Pakistan for the first high-level military visit since Washington announced it was suspending military aid to the country.
Two officials said Wednesday that Marine Gen. James Mattis, the head of U.S. Central Command, has met with Gen. Khalid Shameem Wynne, chairman of Pakistan's joint chiefs.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the visit while it is still under way.
With tensions high between the two nations, Pakistan said earlier Wednesday that the head of its Inter-Services Intelligence agency was headed to Washington for talks as well.

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Is this visit by Gen Mattis a sort of safety factor to ensure that Gen Pasha is not held back in USA?
 
US general in Pakistan amid tension, aid cut

By PAULINE JELINEK - Associated Press | AP – Wed, Jul 13, 2011
WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense officials say a top U.S. general is in Pakistan for the first high-level military visit since Washington announced it was suspending military aid to the country.
Two officials said Wednesday that Marine Gen. James Mattis, the head of U.S. Central Command, has met with Gen. Khalid Shameem Wynne, chairman of Pakistan's joint chiefs.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the visit while it is still under way.
With tensions high between the two nations, Pakistan said earlier Wednesday that the head of its Inter-Services Intelligence agency was headed to Washington for talks as well.

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Is this visit by Gen Mattis a sort of safety factor to ensure that Gen Pasha is not held back in USA?

i dont think , coz if they held Gen Pasha then that will be a open war with Pakistan, also there is lot of issues about it then , they are already in mess they cannot afford another hit by Pakistan at this moment
 
Those are some brave words to talk, especially when in Washington DC. Its good that to speak it clear, rather than beating around bushes.
Suppose the ISI chief told the CIA chief that Pakistan would roll over and play dead and allow the CIA to operate rings undisturbed. Wouldn't he still assure Pakistanis that the ISI was busting them?
 
Suppose the ISI chief told the CIA chief that Pakistan would roll over and play dead and allow the CIA to operate rings undisturbed. Wouldn't he still assure Pakistanis that the ISI was busting them?

Inquisitive question and the answer is yes he would, and that is exactly why we go by actions and not words. The actions show us that in fact recently ISI has been playing hard ball with the CIA operatives in Pakistan and they are finding it extremely difficult to survive here. The recent example is the arrest of the doctor who helped with the OBL raid and a serving Pakistani Major before that who was involved in surveillance of the OBL compound.

Regardless of why Pasha is in the states and what he tells the US, the fact of the matter is that ISI is going after the CIA operatives in Pakistan and that seems to be its new policy.
 
What was the requirement of Gen Pasha to go the US to tell them that the CIA rings will be busted?

One does not go to the US for fun or to tell them off.

And given the way the dignitaries hotfoot to the US after every crisis and this time it is cutting of US military aid, does appear that they are either called to the US or go their to plead Pakistan's case.

It is all smoke and mirrors!

Dear sir, who said it was a 'One Item' Visit? There are a whole bunch of issues on the table.

If you read the article, Pakistan is not opposing coordinated and 'official' US intelligence operations in Pakistan. However, contractors and military/intelligence staff have been kicked out by Pakistan, and their return (so long as it is legal and official) will likely be discussed as well, as will I am sure various other issues we are not privy to.
 
Writing early on the morning of July 14, all one knows is that director-general of the ISI, Lieutenant-General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, has arrived in Washington, has met embassy officials and will have meetings with the acting director of the CIA, Mike Morrell, and other intelligence and security officials. Normally, one would have expected that Gen Pasha would have waited until the new CIA chief, General Petraeus, a man with whom Pakistani officials are well acquainted, had assumed office. Obviously, the trip has been undertaken with a certain sense of urgency.
Newspaper reports suggest that Pakistani officials in Washington have indicated that the purpose of Gen Pasha’s visit is to rebuild bilateral relations, seek a protection of its interests in Afghanistan, particularly after the US withdrawal, and to ask for a halt to anti-Pakistan propaganda in the US, much of which is based on selective leaks from unnamed US officials. All these problems, serious and real though they are, lie well beyond Gen Pasha’s mandate and would not be dealt with by the officials that he would meet in the CIA headquarters at Langley and are in any case not issues that would need Gen Pasha to rush to Washington when his counterpart has yet to assume office. It would, therefore, be safe to conjecture that Gen Pasha has some urgent intelligence related matters on which coordination with the CIA was felt to be necessary.

Repairing relations with the United States – The Express Tribune
 

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