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Enemy Out To Discredit Army And ISI

Pakistan Army and its security agencies to discredit the defenders of Pakistan and create a situation

Pakistan: In The Mist Of Strategic Terrorism

"Pakistan is a nation of 1.5 billion people. Every Muslim no matter where he lives is a Pakistani." Raja Mujtaba

RAF Eurofighter Typhoons 'Beaten By Pakistani F-16s'

Pakistani pilots flying modernised versions of the 1970s-vintage F-16 Falcon fighter have beaten the RAF's brand-new Eurofighter Typhoon

Expand Black Ops From Pakistan To North Africa

Panetta said he wants to hit al-Qaida’s “nodes” from Pakistan to North Africa

Pak Short-Range Nukes Raise Alarm

Pakistan's recent testing of NASR or Hatf-9 short range missile, coupled with its rapidly growing stockpile of low-intensity nuclear weapons

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Monday, March 14, 2011

CIA, Xe Behind Baloch Insurgency, Terror Hits

Jam Sajjad Hussain [The Nation, Pakistan]


LAHORE - Blackwater, the CIA’s deadliest sidekick, has launched a massive operation to promote insurgency in Balochistan, especially in the coastal areas, as part of its efforts to destablise the country, it is learnt.

The CIA and Blackwater (now Xe Services) operating from the USA have two major designs in Pakistan – to control the entire business of the Gwadar port and to carry out colossal suicide attacks across central Punjab and north-western areas of the country to tell the world that the first atomic Islamic power is ungovernable.

“They wish to have complete control over the entire Balochistan, especially the Gwadar port, and seize the nuclear assets of Pakistan,” said former Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Punjab chief Brigadier (r) Mohammad Aslam Ghuman.

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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Ex-Blackwater Contractors Guilty Of Manslaughter In 2009 Afghanistan Shooting

Brock Verkagis [Associated Press]
Taken from: Star Telegram

NORFOLK, Va. -- Two former Blackwater contractors were found guilty Friday of involuntary manslaughter in the May 2009 shooting of an unarmed Afghan civilian in Kabul, but were acquitted of all other charges related to the shootings of two others.

A federal jury found Justin Cannon of Corpus Christi and Christopher Drotleff of Virginia Beach not guilty of murder and weapons charges that could have resulted in life sentences.

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