The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
I defer to NightWatch but it is the naivete of the IC that cannot comprehend that the rest of the world does not look like the US……….This is territory that is NOT administered by the Government of Pakistan but rather by the Tribal Elders. The permission is required by Pakistani Law, something that the US …
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Pakistan-China: “We have asked our Chinese brothers to please build a naval base at Gwadar,” Chaudhary Ahmed Mukhtar, Pakistan’s Defence Minister, told the Times. However, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said that China is unaware of the proposal by Pakistan to build a naval port at the deep-water port of Gwadar. The issue was not …
20 May China-Pakistan: Update. On the third day of Pakistani Prime Minister Gilani’s visit to China – and the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, China warned that any attack on Pakistan would be tantamount to an attack on China, The News reported. After the US, China is emerging as the largest beneficiary from the death …
China-Pakistan: Citing unidentified “media reports,” Pakistan’s Dunya news reported on 18 May that China will give 50 JF-17 aircraft to Pakistan on an emergency basis. Pakistani Prime Minister Gilani, on the second day of his visit to China, and Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao discussed bilateral relations and other strategic matters, including the US Abbottabad …
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India-China-Pakistan: Indian intelligence agencies say they have credible evidence that several hundred Chinese working in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are People’s Liberation Army engineers, the Times of India reported 12 May. According to the report, Indian intelligence agencies are verifying that the engineers are engaged with military construction projects, such as bunkers, and said the presence of …
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Pakistan PM Calls Accusations Over Bin Laden ‘Absurd’ VOA, May 09, 2011 Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Monday denied that his country’s intelligence agencies helped hide Osama bin Laden, insisting that allegations of complicity or incompetence were “absurd”. Intelligence failure In a speech to Islamabad’s parliament, Gilani said it was “disingenuous” for anyone to …
Read P. 8; Arab Spring and death UBL are part of a masterplan to get a powersharing accord with the Muslim Brotherhood. All is based on Presidential Study Directive 11 of August 2010. Phi Beta Iota: August 2010 is also when the “Strategic Narrative” out of the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs …
