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Showing posts with label ISI and Pakistan Army supporting Terror to kill Kafirs(infidels). Show all posts
Showing posts with label ISI and Pakistan Army supporting Terror to kill Kafirs(infidels). Show all posts
Monday, 6 May 2013
Friday, 26 April 2013
China urges US to condemn Xinjiang ‘terrorism’
China has never condemned Pakistan sponsored terrorism in Kashmir. It sits on the sidelines of its rogue friend and watched the fun
BEIJING: China urged the United States on Thursday, 10 days after the Boston Marathon bombings, to condemn what Beijing has called terrorist attacks in its western Xinjiang region instead of lecturing the country on human rights.
Nine residents, six police and six ethnic Uighurs were killed on Tuesday in a knife, axe and arson attack, the deadliest violence in the region since July 2009, when Xinjiang’s capital, Urumqi, was rocked by clashes between majority Han Chinese and minority Uighurs that killed nearly 200 people.
Chinese authorities called the violence terrorism and Xinjiang spokeswoman Hou Hanmin was quoted on Thursday by the popular Chinese tabloid the Global Times as comparing it to the recent Boston Marathon bombings.
But the US State Department on Wednesday merely expressed regret at the loss of life and urged China to “provide all Chinese citizens, including Uighurs, the due process protections to which they’re entitled”.
The US refusal to condemn the attack showed double standards, considering that it had been the recent victim of a terrorist attack, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters.
“We simply oppose the US reversing black and white, confusing right and wrong, and continually refusing to condemn violent terrorist incidents, and instead, making wild accusations about Chinese policy toward ethnic minorities,” she said.
“We hope the US will turn a mirror on itself and all its own domestic problems instead of pointing fingers at other countries.”
Many Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking Muslim people native to Xinjiang, chafe at Chinese controls on their religion, language and culture.
China has blamed previous attacks in the energy-rich region - strategically located on the borders of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Central Asia - on Islamic separatists who want to establish an independent East Turkestan.
Some Chinese officials also blame such attacks on Muslim militants trained in Pakistan. But many rights groups say China overstates the threat to justify its tight grip on the region.
Dilxat Raxit, the Sweden-based spokesman for the exiled World Uyghur Congress, has said the violence was sparked by the shooting and killing of a young Uighur by “Chinese armed personnel”, prompting Uighurs to retaliate.
U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke was in Xinjiang with a delegation of American energy, rail and transportation executives when the attacks took place.
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| Xinjiang Freedom fighters were trained in Pakistan |
BEIJING: China urged the United States on Thursday, 10 days after the Boston Marathon bombings, to condemn what Beijing has called terrorist attacks in its western Xinjiang region instead of lecturing the country on human rights.
Nine residents, six police and six ethnic Uighurs were killed on Tuesday in a knife, axe and arson attack, the deadliest violence in the region since July 2009, when Xinjiang’s capital, Urumqi, was rocked by clashes between majority Han Chinese and minority Uighurs that killed nearly 200 people.
Chinese authorities called the violence terrorism and Xinjiang spokeswoman Hou Hanmin was quoted on Thursday by the popular Chinese tabloid the Global Times as comparing it to the recent Boston Marathon bombings.
But the US State Department on Wednesday merely expressed regret at the loss of life and urged China to “provide all Chinese citizens, including Uighurs, the due process protections to which they’re entitled”.
The US refusal to condemn the attack showed double standards, considering that it had been the recent victim of a terrorist attack, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters.
“We simply oppose the US reversing black and white, confusing right and wrong, and continually refusing to condemn violent terrorist incidents, and instead, making wild accusations about Chinese policy toward ethnic minorities,” she said.
“We hope the US will turn a mirror on itself and all its own domestic problems instead of pointing fingers at other countries.”
Many Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking Muslim people native to Xinjiang, chafe at Chinese controls on their religion, language and culture.
China has blamed previous attacks in the energy-rich region - strategically located on the borders of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Central Asia - on Islamic separatists who want to establish an independent East Turkestan.
Some Chinese officials also blame such attacks on Muslim militants trained in Pakistan. But many rights groups say China overstates the threat to justify its tight grip on the region.
Dilxat Raxit, the Sweden-based spokesman for the exiled World Uyghur Congress, has said the violence was sparked by the shooting and killing of a young Uighur by “Chinese armed personnel”, prompting Uighurs to retaliate.
U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke was in Xinjiang with a delegation of American energy, rail and transportation executives when the attacks took place.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Turkistan Islamic Party releases video of children in training to fight in China
When a drone comes and attacks them from above, Pakistanis will claim there were innocent women and childen killed.
The Turkistan Islamic Party, an al Qaeda-affiliated terror group, has released a video that shows young children firing weapons while at a training camp in Pakistan. The video was released by Islami Awazi, a propaganda arm of the Turkistan Islamic Party. A clip of the video was published on the LiveLeak video website. In the video, the children, some of whom appear to be no older than six, are shown firing handguns, AK-47 assault rifles, and a PKM machine-gun from various positions. At one point, 13 children are seen on line, firing AK-47s while standing and lying down. As the children fire their weapons, the black flag of the Taliban and a light blue banner used by the Turkistan Islamic Party can be seen flying in the background. The video is similar to others released by allied jihadist groups such as the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, the Islamic Jihad Group, and a jihadist alliance called the Fedayeen-i-Islam. All of these groups are known to run camps in North and South Waziristan that train children. The Turkistan Islamic Party operates in China as well as Central and South Asia and is thought to have scores of fighters in Pakistan's tribal areas and in Afghanistan. TIP fighters have been killed by Coalition forces in Afghanistan and by US drone strikes in Pakistan. Abu Ubaydah Abdullah al Adam, a senior al Qaeda leader who serves as the terror group's intelligence chief, has written several biographies for TIP fighters killed in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The group's leaders also hold senior positions in al Qaeda. Abdul Haq al Turkistani, the slain former leader of the Turkistan Islamic Party, was a member of al Qaeda's Shura Majlis, or executive council. And Abdul Shakoor al Turkistani, who was rumored to have been killed in a drone strike last year, is also thought to have been appointed to the Shura Majlis, in addition to being designated commander of al Qaeda forces in the tribal areas. Prior to the US invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, Abdul Haq ran a training camp for his recruits at al Qaeda's camp in Tora Bora in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province [see LWJ report, The Uighurs in their own words]. He later reestablished camps for the Turkistan Islamic Party in Pakistan's lawless, Taliban-controlled tribal areas. Twenty-two Turkistan Islamic Party operatives were ultimately captured and detained at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility; since then, 17 of them have been released or transferred to allied governments, and five have been approved for release but have refused resettlement in volunteer countries.
The Turkistan Islamic Party, an al Qaeda-affiliated terror group, has released a video that shows young children firing weapons while at a training camp in Pakistan. The video was released by Islami Awazi, a propaganda arm of the Turkistan Islamic Party. A clip of the video was published on the LiveLeak video website. In the video, the children, some of whom appear to be no older than six, are shown firing handguns, AK-47 assault rifles, and a PKM machine-gun from various positions. At one point, 13 children are seen on line, firing AK-47s while standing and lying down. As the children fire their weapons, the black flag of the Taliban and a light blue banner used by the Turkistan Islamic Party can be seen flying in the background. The video is similar to others released by allied jihadist groups such as the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, the Islamic Jihad Group, and a jihadist alliance called the Fedayeen-i-Islam. All of these groups are known to run camps in North and South Waziristan that train children. The Turkistan Islamic Party operates in China as well as Central and South Asia and is thought to have scores of fighters in Pakistan's tribal areas and in Afghanistan. TIP fighters have been killed by Coalition forces in Afghanistan and by US drone strikes in Pakistan. Abu Ubaydah Abdullah al Adam, a senior al Qaeda leader who serves as the terror group's intelligence chief, has written several biographies for TIP fighters killed in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The group's leaders also hold senior positions in al Qaeda. Abdul Haq al Turkistani, the slain former leader of the Turkistan Islamic Party, was a member of al Qaeda's Shura Majlis, or executive council. And Abdul Shakoor al Turkistani, who was rumored to have been killed in a drone strike last year, is also thought to have been appointed to the Shura Majlis, in addition to being designated commander of al Qaeda forces in the tribal areas. Prior to the US invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, Abdul Haq ran a training camp for his recruits at al Qaeda's camp in Tora Bora in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province [see LWJ report, The Uighurs in their own words]. He later reestablished camps for the Turkistan Islamic Party in Pakistan's lawless, Taliban-controlled tribal areas. Twenty-two Turkistan Islamic Party operatives were ultimately captured and detained at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility; since then, 17 of them have been released or transferred to allied governments, and five have been approved for release but have refused resettlement in volunteer countries.
Monday, 22 April 2013
Monday, 15 April 2013
ISAF captures senior Lashkar-e-Taiba leader in Ghazni who was trained by Pakistan Army and financed by ISI
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| Pakistan Army Generals laugh at a joke at the corps commanders meeting in Rawalpindi to discuss next places to bomb in the world with the help of terrorists |
The leader is alleged to have planned and participated in multiple attacks against Afghan and coalition forces throughout Kunar, Kandahar and Ghazni provinces. He is known to have links to multiple foreign fighters, and was actively planning a high-profile attack at the time of his arrest.
In other International Security Assistance Force news throughout Afghanistan:
South
Afghan and coalition security forces confirmed today the death of senior Taliban leader, Tawab, during an operation in Panjwa’i district, Kandahar province, Saturday. Tawab was in charge of approximately 50 fighters in the area and was responsible for most insurgent activity and attacks against Afghan and coalition forces in western and central Panjwa’I district.
Afghan and coalition security forces confirmed today the death of senior Taliban leader, Mullah Asadullah, during an operation in Nahr-e Saraj district, Helmand province, Wednesday. Asadullah had operational control over a cell of insurgents responsible for multiple attacks against Afghan and coalition forces. His group has been known to use IEDs, vehicle-mounted automatic grenade launchers, rocket propelled grenades and various other weapons during their operations.
Afghan and coalition security forces confirmed today the death of Taliban leader, Yassin, during an operation in Washer district, Helmand province, Saturday. Yassin was in charge of a cell of fighters responsible for IED operations against Afghan civilians in Kandahar district. He was also involved in the facilitation of weapons and vehicles for use in attacks against Afghan and coalition forces.
East
An Afghan and coalition security force arrested a Taliban leader and detained one other insurgent during an operation in Sherzad district, Nangarhar province, today. The leader is believed responsible for planning and conducting attacks on Afghan and coalition forces throughout Nangarhar province. He is also accused of using his residence as a staging point for insurgent operations, and of housing Taliban fighters and weapons in preparation for later assaults. The security force seized two AK-47s, one automatic shotgun, one grenade and ammunition as a result of the operation.
An Afghan and coalition security force killed insurgent leader, Rauf, and two other insurgents during an operation in Asadabad district, Kunar province, yesterday. Rauf was an operational planner responsible for coordinating attacks on Afghan and coalition forces in multiple provinces throughout Afghanistan. He has facilitated funding for foreign fighters and coordinated operations between the Taliban and other insurgent groups.
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Pakistan Army spending lavishly while Pakistan as a nation crumbles under massive debt
At one place we want American Dollars and at the same time we want respect from the Americans, but we will not take any action against Terrorists.
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Taliban's Open Show of Power in Pakistan - Taliban military Parade unhindered
Rogue Pakistan Army, Government or police do nothing
Monday, 28 January 2013
Pakistan Army and notorious terrorist intelligence service ISI ban videogames for portraying country as terrorist breeding ground :) ...Reality bites
Game is set in Karachi which is raided by US Navy seals to stop terrorists and their handlers the ISI agents from going ahead with a major shipment of arms and ammunition to destroy world peace.
It will be nice to kill a few rogue Pakistan Army and ISI who have been sheltering global terrorists for long now.
This must be really unfair for Pakistan, the bastion and citadel of Islam as the "Pak=pure" Army wants the ordinary Pakistani taxpayer and the freebee jihadi guests to believe.
Pakistan still a global jihad hub and a RnR place for Al Qaeda (80% of ISI's assets charged with providing help to the global jihads)
dawn.com/2013/01/27/pakistan-still-global-jihad-hub/
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
As Pakistan army changes its doctrine, TTP decides to target India
Amir Mir ISLAMABAD: In the aftermath of Pakistani military establishment’s decision to revise its doctrine and recognise domestic militants especially the Taliban as a larger threat than India, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced sending its fighters to Jammu & Kashmir and wage struggle for the implementation of Shariah rule in India.
Introducing a paradigm shift in its decades-old India-centric policy, Pakistan’s military establishment has recently added a new chapter to the Army Doctrine in the Green Book, describing homegrown militancy as the biggest threat to the national security. The Army Doctrine deals with operational preparedness and is reviewed intermittently. A special chapter titled ‘Sub-conventional warfare’ has been included this year in the Green Book which holds strategic papers by professional soldiers who give their ideas on various subjects. While emphasising that the biggest threat to Pakistan lies within not without, the new Army Doctrine states that the TTP and a host of assorted militants within, are a bigger security threat than India.’ The Green Book states that the activities of Pakistani militants, who have found refuge across the Durand Line in Afghanistan, now pose a real threat to the national security.
Before the new Army Doctrine, India used to be Pakistan’s No 1 enemy and most of the military resources were also being focused on India. In fact, about 75 percent of the 500,000 active duty Pakistan Army personnel are posted on the Indian border while only 100,000 patrol the Afghan border. But having decided to revise the Army Doctrine, the military leadership is most likely to rectify this skewed ratio by shifting more and more troops from its eastern border with India to the western border with Afghanistan. Nevertheless, it took the loss of over 40,000 civilian and military deaths for the all-powerful military establishment to finally classify the home grown militants as a greater threat than India.
However, in an apparent reaction to the change in the Army’s Doctrine, which was made public by Pakistani media on January 2, TTP’s deputy ameer and Hakeemullah Mehsud’s No. 2, Commander Waliur Rehman has announced in yet another video appearance [released on January 3, 2013] to send fighters to the Indian-administered Kashmir and wage a valiant struggle for implementation of Islamic Shariah in India. Wali, against whom the American FBI has announced a USD 5 million head money for his involvement in the December 2009 assassination of seven CIA officials in Khost, has spoken for the first time about the Pakistani Taliban’s ambitions of transcending beyond the Af-Pak border and taking them to Jammu & Kashmir, India and the United States.
The 45:52 minute video in Pashtu with Urdu subtitles has been produced by Umar Media, the broadcasting arm of TTP while its translation has been provided to the international media by the Jehad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM) of Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a Washington based think tank. Formally released to internet on January 6, the video is titled “The false propaganda of the Dajjali (imposter) media revealed.” Claiming that the jehad launched by the Pakistan government inside [Jammu] Kashmir has failed to yield any desired result, the TTP video says that it would launch its own jehad in the Valley and talks about sending its own jehadi forces in the Valley.
Waliur Rehman has been shown in the video as saying: “The practical struggle for a Shariah system that we are carrying out in Pakistan, the same way we will continue it in [Jammu] Kashmir and the same way implement the Shariah system in India too. This is the only solution for people’s problems. Allah willing, the mujahedeen of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan will arrive in [Jammu] Kashmir and as per the Islamic Shariah will help the Kashmiris get their rights. As our ancestors sacrificed their lives for Kashmir and had got it liberated by force [in 1947-48], the same way their progenies [i.e. Taliban fighters], walking in the footsteps of their forefathers, will get [Jammu] Kashmir liberated [from India], and will help them get their rights. The government-sponsored jehad that Pakistan had begun cannot liberate [Jammu] Kashmir, and even if it were to be liberated, it will be for name only, but the system will not change [in favour of Islamic Shariah rule] and their fate will not be changed, and if it were to change, only Shariah system will change it. And it is our promise to those people [in Jammu Kashmir], that we will share their grief”.
Waliur Rehman further stated in the video: “As far as Pakistan’s dirty policy on [Jammu] Kashmir is concerned, as per which the Kashmiris have been ruined and shattered under the pretext of the Kashmir policy, their everything has been destroyed, we strongly condemn this policy too as much as we do about India’s atrocities.
Most terrorism experts are of the view that the latest anti-India TTP tape should be treated as a significant propaganda video in the usual sense of the term propaganda because it has been released soon after the Pakistani military establishment’s decision to amend its doctrine and recognise domestic militants especially the Taliban as a larger threat than India.
Earlier, in a video message release on December 28, 2012 following a spate of high-profile attacks claimed by the TTP, Hakeemullah Mehsud had stated: “If Pakistan is serious about negotiations [with TTP] it will have to give up the American slavery. We will then be ready for negotiations. But if Pakistan decides to open talks while remaining American slaves the talks will not succeed because a slave can never take independent decisions.” TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan subsequently said the main purpose of releasing the videotape was dispel the impression about differences between Hakeemullah Mehsud and Waliur Rehman, adding that they had not extended any offer to the government about the ceasefire, but could seriously think about it if the Pakistani rulers accepted their conditions. The ceasefire conditions include Pakistan pulling out of the Afghan war and changing its constitution and foreign policy to bring it what Taliban claimed in conformity with Quran and Sunnah.
Introducing a paradigm shift in its decades-old India-centric policy, Pakistan’s military establishment has recently added a new chapter to the Army Doctrine in the Green Book, describing homegrown militancy as the biggest threat to the national security. The Army Doctrine deals with operational preparedness and is reviewed intermittently. A special chapter titled ‘Sub-conventional warfare’ has been included this year in the Green Book which holds strategic papers by professional soldiers who give their ideas on various subjects. While emphasising that the biggest threat to Pakistan lies within not without, the new Army Doctrine states that the TTP and a host of assorted militants within, are a bigger security threat than India.’ The Green Book states that the activities of Pakistani militants, who have found refuge across the Durand Line in Afghanistan, now pose a real threat to the national security.
Before the new Army Doctrine, India used to be Pakistan’s No 1 enemy and most of the military resources were also being focused on India. In fact, about 75 percent of the 500,000 active duty Pakistan Army personnel are posted on the Indian border while only 100,000 patrol the Afghan border. But having decided to revise the Army Doctrine, the military leadership is most likely to rectify this skewed ratio by shifting more and more troops from its eastern border with India to the western border with Afghanistan. Nevertheless, it took the loss of over 40,000 civilian and military deaths for the all-powerful military establishment to finally classify the home grown militants as a greater threat than India.
However, in an apparent reaction to the change in the Army’s Doctrine, which was made public by Pakistani media on January 2, TTP’s deputy ameer and Hakeemullah Mehsud’s No. 2, Commander Waliur Rehman has announced in yet another video appearance [released on January 3, 2013] to send fighters to the Indian-administered Kashmir and wage a valiant struggle for implementation of Islamic Shariah in India. Wali, against whom the American FBI has announced a USD 5 million head money for his involvement in the December 2009 assassination of seven CIA officials in Khost, has spoken for the first time about the Pakistani Taliban’s ambitions of transcending beyond the Af-Pak border and taking them to Jammu & Kashmir, India and the United States.
The 45:52 minute video in Pashtu with Urdu subtitles has been produced by Umar Media, the broadcasting arm of TTP while its translation has been provided to the international media by the Jehad and Terrorism Threat Monitor (JTTM) of Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a Washington based think tank. Formally released to internet on January 6, the video is titled “The false propaganda of the Dajjali (imposter) media revealed.” Claiming that the jehad launched by the Pakistan government inside [Jammu] Kashmir has failed to yield any desired result, the TTP video says that it would launch its own jehad in the Valley and talks about sending its own jehadi forces in the Valley.
Waliur Rehman has been shown in the video as saying: “The practical struggle for a Shariah system that we are carrying out in Pakistan, the same way we will continue it in [Jammu] Kashmir and the same way implement the Shariah system in India too. This is the only solution for people’s problems. Allah willing, the mujahedeen of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan will arrive in [Jammu] Kashmir and as per the Islamic Shariah will help the Kashmiris get their rights. As our ancestors sacrificed their lives for Kashmir and had got it liberated by force [in 1947-48], the same way their progenies [i.e. Taliban fighters], walking in the footsteps of their forefathers, will get [Jammu] Kashmir liberated [from India], and will help them get their rights. The government-sponsored jehad that Pakistan had begun cannot liberate [Jammu] Kashmir, and even if it were to be liberated, it will be for name only, but the system will not change [in favour of Islamic Shariah rule] and their fate will not be changed, and if it were to change, only Shariah system will change it. And it is our promise to those people [in Jammu Kashmir], that we will share their grief”.
Waliur Rehman further stated in the video: “As far as Pakistan’s dirty policy on [Jammu] Kashmir is concerned, as per which the Kashmiris have been ruined and shattered under the pretext of the Kashmir policy, their everything has been destroyed, we strongly condemn this policy too as much as we do about India’s atrocities.
Most terrorism experts are of the view that the latest anti-India TTP tape should be treated as a significant propaganda video in the usual sense of the term propaganda because it has been released soon after the Pakistani military establishment’s decision to amend its doctrine and recognise domestic militants especially the Taliban as a larger threat than India.
Earlier, in a video message release on December 28, 2012 following a spate of high-profile attacks claimed by the TTP, Hakeemullah Mehsud had stated: “If Pakistan is serious about negotiations [with TTP] it will have to give up the American slavery. We will then be ready for negotiations. But if Pakistan decides to open talks while remaining American slaves the talks will not succeed because a slave can never take independent decisions.” TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan subsequently said the main purpose of releasing the videotape was dispel the impression about differences between Hakeemullah Mehsud and Waliur Rehman, adding that they had not extended any offer to the government about the ceasefire, but could seriously think about it if the Pakistani rulers accepted their conditions. The ceasefire conditions include Pakistan pulling out of the Afghan war and changing its constitution and foreign policy to bring it what Taliban claimed in conformity with Quran and Sunnah.
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Alamdar Road, Quetta, Pakistan Blast - CCTV Footage of Terrorist Bomb Blast targetting Shia minorities
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| Pakistani Shias from Quetta sitting in middle of the road with dead bodies |
Monday, 7 January 2013
Taliban to behead 7 Pakistani soldiers kidnapped from bus
Taliban kidnapped seven Pakistani soldiers off of a transport bus in Punjab province. We all know what happened to 21 Frontier Corp troops last week when the Taliban blatantly captured them when two checkpoints were overcome.
So, the only question left is this - will the Taliban execute these seven soldiers today or tomorrow?
Well, I guess I have one more question - when will the Pakistani government get enraged enough by this to bring the hammer down on these scumbags once and for all?
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| Meanwhile in GHQ Central, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Army Goon Generals during the Corps commander meetings are busy in commercial activities - share trading , houbara bustard hunting consultancy services, agri businesses- land leasing to Arabs, Heera Mandi Halal business, Marriage Hall leasing and decoration business etc etc |
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