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Originally posted by WyrdeOne
Every week that goes by without a revolution in Pakistan is progressively more unbelievable to me.
I don't WANT them to have a revolution, I'm just astounded that they haven't...
I mean, the vast majority of the citizens of that country distrust and even hate the West, and yet they sit quietly while their own government plays footsie with us under the table. Then we go and do something like this, and amazingly, there aren't any massive riots. At least, we're not hearing about them...
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
Do I detect a biasedness here? really? I thought we were here to deny ignorance?
[edit on 2-11-2006 by XphilesPhan]
Originally posted by shots
And you know this how?
Where you there?
Did you see the bodies of 80 Teenagers? Nope yet you take the word of the Taliban :shk:
'Terrorist Training'
"We had intelligence that a madrasah in the tribal region of Bajaur was being used for wrongdoing," Sultan said. "According to our information, there were 70 to 80 militants in this madrasah who were training and were learning terrorist tactics. We have been observing them for many days. When we confirmed the information that training for terrorist activities was going on there, our security forces responded with this attack today."
Originally posted by shots
Souljah as usual you miss the real point here. The school in question was confirmed as one that was training those kiddies as you put it in the art of war.
There as you can see it was not your typical grade or middle school.
Now rather then condemn the military why don't you condemn those that are training the children in the arts of war?????
Originally posted by Souljah
According to some Other reports this was a religious school - not a terrorist training camp - but it does not matter anyway, does it?
Journalists, who attended that briefing, say they were shown photographs and videos of people "involved in rigorous physical exercises as early as 4 o'clock in the morning".
Source
Originally posted by shots
You say that and have the gall to say you are keeping and open mind?? Give me a break they have pictures of them training around the school according to journalists.
Originally posted by yanchek
You do not bomb schools to fight terrorists. It's just wrong.
Originally posted by shots
You say that and have the gall to say you are keeping and open mind?? Give me a break they have pictures of them training around the school according to journalists.
'Shock and awe' on Afghan border
The missile strike that has killed close to 80 alleged militants in Pakistan's Bajaur area appears to have targeted well-known supporters of the Taleban and al-Qaeda.
But exactly who was killed at Chinagai remains unclear as paramilitary troops prevented reporters from travelling to the area.
A number of locals and a senior minister in North-West Frontier Province, Siraj-ul-Haq, who led funeral prayers for those killed, said that there were several children among the dead.
One of militant leaders known to have died in the attack is Maulana Liaqat, the head of the seminary that was targeted by the missiles.
Maulana Liaqat was also a leader of the pro-Taleban movement, Tanzim Nifaz Shariat Mohammadi (TNSM) that spearheaded a violent Islamic movement in Bajaur and the neighbouring Malakand areas in 1994.
The TNSM also led some 5,000 men from the Pakistani areas of Dir, Swat and Bajaur across the Mamond border into Afghanistan in October 2001 to fight US-led troops.
Another local cleric, Maulana Faqir Mohammad, currently heads the TNSM in Bajaur agency.
Both Faqir Mohammad and Maulana Liaqat were wanted by the government for harbouring Taleban militants and training fighters for the war in Afghanistan.
Early reports suggested that Faqir Mohammad had also been killed in Monday's attack.
But he later turned up at the funeral where he made a speech condemning the raid and vowing to continue support for "jihad against the Americans" in Afghanistan.
Originally posted by shots
Originally posted by yanchek
You do not bomb schools to fight terrorists. It's just wrong.
You do when those schools are training suicide bombers and terrorists.
Keep in mind we are not talking a traditional school that is teaching academics here, there in lies the difference, too bad you cannot see that.
Originally posted by Souljah
SMOKED?!?
Is that an expression, which describes an attack in which CHILDREN die?
Pathetic!
Originally posted by Souljah
A number of locals and a senior minister in North-West Frontier Province, Siraj-ul-Haq, who led funeral prayers for those killed, said that there were several children among the dead.
So - Who EXACTLY was killed remains Unclear.
Why is that?
Originally posted by SkyWay
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
Do I detect a biasedness here? really? I thought we were here to deny ignorance?
[edit on 2-11-2006 by XphilesPhan]
The best way to deny ignorance...better yet destroy it.....is by presenting the truth. Every word in my post destroys ignorance and the U.S. propaganda flood of lies that dupes much of the American public. Don't be duped......don't be brainwashed....by the U.S. flood of propaganda. Open your eyes to the truth! -- The United States and Israel and Britain are the true axis of evil!