Pakistani Military Intelligence Helping Taliban


	Pakistani Military Intelligence Helping Taliban

Gul Agha

6-9-2008 5:09 PM

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pakistan, afghanistan, obama

Gul Agha says:

Senator Obama has had it right on where the problem of terrorism lies. Bush has been coddling a military and its leader who has sweet talked him while promoting terrorism.

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