Pakistan dismisses bin Laden accusations

Pakistan dismisses bin Laden accusations

www.news.com.au

PAKISTAN'S prime minister has dismissed as "absurd" accusations that al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden must have benefited from official complicity or incompetence to hide out in his country.

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it becomes even clearer that the USA are attempting to undermine Pakistan in this instance. The suggestion of incompetence by Pakistans Miliatary about the fact OBL was jding less than 2 km from a large military is another smear for Pakistan.

There is bigger things coming from this saga and they are being revealed very quickly. ( excuse for war maybe)

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I have been thinking about the outcome to this mess, and personally I don't think Pakistan would pick a fight, just run their mouth.

However, I do see the US using these "uneasy" political talks to their advantage. The US is already riding their high horse from entering Pakistan (w/out permission) and killing OBL. I just don't see what the US would get out of it? Maybe "Main HQ" for US forces in WW3 against Russia & China? Are we planing that far ahead? Retaliation on Iran/India (rupee/oil deal)? Only time will tell, but I just see this as the US saying, "Look who we killed, in your country, without your permission."

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Later in the article it suggest US is sort of threatening Pak, by cutting off aid?

Originally posted by IAmNotWill
I have been thinking about the outcome to this mess, and personally I don't think Pakistan would pick a fight, just run their mouth.

However, I do see the US using these "uneasy" political talks to their advantage. The US is already riding their high horse from entering Pakistan (w/out permission) and killing OBL. I just don't see what the US would get out of it? Maybe "Main HQ" for US forces in WW3 against Russia & China? Are we planing that far ahead? Retaliation on Iran/India (rupee/oil deal)? Only time will tell, but I just see this as the US saying, "Look who we killed, in your country, without your permission."

I would guess to keep China at bay from entering into Pakistan and eventually Afghanistan.

But a YES to also maintain a strategic presence in the region by having bases.