Al Qaida has free movement in Pakistan, top official concedes


	Al Qaida has free movement in Pakistan, top official concedes

ratilfar

9-2-2008 8:43 PM

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war, terror, terrorism, pakistan, politics, asia, india

ratilfar says:

War on Terror? FAIL!

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9-3-2008 11:10 AM

The REAL Napster

With Musharef gone, U.S. Global hawk and Predator UAV's will start surgically removing A.Q. from the surface of the earth. See ya!

9-3-2008 11:40 AM

ratilfar

Yes. "Surgically removing"? Yeah, sure.....

9-6-2008 12:50 PM

Kreuzberg-Jakob

instead Al Quaida - if they should reallly exist - the showdown meets a week later the shephard and his dogs or sons. Collateral demage ... but his grandsons will be very angry! A lifetime.

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