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US not to back dictators in future, says Clinton
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Admits past mistakes; faces Pakistanis anger on drone attacks; says end to al-Qaeda a must for winning terror war; announces $243.5m fresh assistance; MPs ask for steps to remove trust deficit
Earlier, Hillary Clinton held an interactive meeting with Farooq H Naek, Chairman Senate, Dr Fehmida Mirza and parliamentarians of all shades of opinion at the Parliament House. Opposition Leader in the National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, Opposition Leader in the Senate Wasim Sajjad, parliamentary leaders of all the political parties, including Faisal Saleh Hayat of the PML-Q, Jehangir Tarin of the PML-F, Farooq Sattar of the MQM, Senator Haji Adeel of the ANP, Aftab Sherpao (PPP-S), Senator Abdul Rahim Mandokhel of the PKMAP, Senator Ishaq Dar and women parliamentarians, including Kashmala Tariq of the PML(LM), Fauzia Wahab and Sherry Rehman also attended the meeting.
In three hours interaction with Hillary Clinton, all the parliamentarians voiced their concern over continued drone attacks in the tribal areas and the presence of Blackwater in Pakistan.
US not to back dictators in future, says Clinton
heheh Sure,
If USA has these kind of people to do it's job,, why support any one else ... If any one has taken the USA for a ride, then it's army,
Gen Zia
Gen Musharraf etc.
So when Hillary says USA doesnt need to support a dictator that means CIA is penetrated the political and bureaucratic setup enough.