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Some key leaders of several jehadi and sectarian organisations, including a jailed militant, were flown from Lahore, Bahawalpur and Rahim Yar Khan to the garrison town of Rawalpindi on special flights to hold talks with the hostage takers who had stormed the GHQ building on October 10, 2009.

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“Not only Blackwater, but other private military firms are operating in Pakistan”, stated Bob Robert Hathaway, Director Asia Program at Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. In an interview aired on Geo TV, Mr. Hathaway said that visas to Blackwater and other private military personnels have been granted by Pakistani government. If Pakistan does not want their presence, they should contact Washington. He said that President Asif Ali Zardari did not abide by his promises to the people of Pakistan.

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Dera Bugti police on Tuesday has registered a first information report (FIR) against former president Pervez Musharraf for the murder of Nawab Akbar Bugti. On October 7, the Balochistan High Court ordered the registration of a case against Musharraf, former premier Shaukat Aziz, former interior minister Aftab Ahmed Sherpao, former Balochistan chief minister Jam Yousuf. The police had registered the FIR on the complaint of the deceased’s son Jamil Akbar Bugti.

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S.1707

Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009

SEC. 203. LIMITATIONS ON CERTAIN ASSISTANCE.

(a) Limitation on Security-related Assistance: For fiscal years 2011 through 2014, no security-related assistance may be provided to Pakistan in a fiscal year until the Secretary of State, under the direction of the President, makes the certification required under subsection (c) for such fiscal year.

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Islamabad: The interior ministry has issued directives to Police to seize unlicensed weapons from foreigners, if they are found displaying even licensed weapons in any part of the country. It has also advised foreigners not to carry unlicensed weapons and avoid unnecessary display.

The directives have come after several complains regarding DynCorp and suspected Blackwater personnel carrying unlicensed weapons in the streets of Islamabad and Peshawar.

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Blackwater and other private mercenary armies in the world are the brainchild of Bilderberg Group. “The Masters of the Universe” as they call it, Bilderberg Group is a secret society comprising of 160 most influential personalities of the world.

To name a few, this group includes Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, President The World Bank Group Robert B. Zollick, Commissioner European Union Neelic Kroes, Chairman and CEO The Washington Post Company Donald Graham, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernank and the list goes on …

Original Papers of Bilderberg 2009 Attendees List

CEO of Blackwater (Xe) Eric Prince was sighted at the Bilderberg meeting at the Westfields Marriott Hotel, Chantilly, VA that took place from June 6 to 8 in 2008. According to our international sources, Bilderberg group is planning to unite the world into 3 administrative units by 2012, and finally into a single unit by 2018. The unit for Asia including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka will be declared as a single administrative unit by December 2012.

To do so, it needs physical presence across the region and that would be achieved by Blackwater / Xe and other private mercenary armies. Bilderberg group has planned 100 years of War on Terror and hence private contractors such as Blackwater / Xe and NATO forces have no plan to leave the Asian region till 2101.

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Blackwater has obtained around 200 acres of land at sea port Keti Bandar. Keti Bandar was once one of the richest ports in the region, but ceased operations in 1935. However, its strategic value prevails. According to our reliable sources, Blackwater has planned to establish at least 12 checkpoints throughout Sindh.

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Islamabad: Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons are the next US Target, US and its allies do not want any Islamic country to be a nuclear power, Dr. Abdul Qadir Khan said in a statement. United States and its allies consider an atomic Islamic country a direct threat to Israel.  Global Powers wish supremacy over all Islamic countries including Pakistan and Iran.

Propaganda against me was at its peak in Western media when I was Chariman of Kahuta Research Laboratories, now they could target other officials of our nuclear program, stated Nuclear Scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan. Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan is the father of Pakistan’s nuclear program and is considered a hero in the Pakistani population.

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There is no doubt in the perception that threats to Pakistan from the United States and its allies are increasing with every passing day. But, how exactly would we summarize these threats? If we analyse, there are four major threats from America to Pakistan:

Destruction of Pakistan’s Nuclear Facility

There are several reports and negative media campaigns in the West about Pakistan’s Nuclear Capability. Practically, the arrival of Black Water Mercenary Army in Islamabad and expansion of US Embassy pose serious threats to Pakistan’s atomic facilities. One of the major threats to Pakistan is the destruction of our Atomic Laboratories.

Dr. A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories

No Islamic Identity for Republic of Pakistan

US, pro-American parties and NGOs in Pakistan are constantly targeting the Islamic identity of Pakistan and campaigning against the Islamic clauses in Pakistan’s constitution. These entities are spreading disinformation to the extent that they declare Quaid-e-Azam a secular leader. Some political parties have started campaigning against section 2A of our constitution and want to withdraw the Blasphemy Laws.

Supremacy of India in the Region

America wants to govern the region of South Asia. To do that it needs a friendly proxy in the region, who is none other than India. The problem is that Pakistan does not bow to India, neither it accepts it as a super power in the region. United States wants to impose India over our nation so that we fell prey to Indian motives, which they believe are enough to dis-integrate Pakistan.

Total dis-integration of Pakistan

The last option that USA can exercise to accomplish total supremacy in the world is to totally dis-integrate Pakistan by dividing it into smaller states. Such wishes have been openly propagated by American think tanks releasing maps of Independent Baluchistan and Pashtun belt. This might not be a short term goal, but one never knows what lies beneath such news.

The federal police conducted a search operation against several security companies in different sectors of Islamabad after recovery of illegal arms from the house of an owner of a security company and arrested three security guards.

According to sources, the late night operation was conducted by the police after getting red signal from the interior ministry.

The late night raids on other security companies were made after large cache of arms were seized from a company providing security to US diplomats. The police during the raid inquired about details of licenses of arms.

Kohsar Police has also arrested three security guards of security company on suspicion.

Sources told that the Interior Ministry after recovering of illegal arms in huge quantity from the owner of house of Inter-Risk Security Company has decided to conduct a survey of hiring 200 residential buildings by US embassy. Sources said that the decision has been taken to know objectives behind hiring these houses.

Meanwhile US Embassy spokesman Rick Snelsire said the US contract with Inter-Risk to provide security at the embassy and consulates took effect this year. It is believed to be the first US contract for the firm, Snelsire said. He did not know how long the contract was for or what it was worth.

“Our understanding is they obtained licenses with whatever they brought into the country to meet the contractual needs,’’ he said. “We told the government that we had a contract with Inter-Risk.’’

A man who answered the phone number listed for the company and identified himself as Riaz Hussain said a raid had occurred, but gave no more information.

According to Inter-Risk’s website, it was first formed in 1988 and offers wireless home alarm systems as well as security guards and other services.

Though the US Embassy in Islamabad does have American security staff, much of the work is done by local workers. At checkpoints and gates leading to the embassy compound, for instance, Pakistani security guards inspect vehicles and log in visitors.

Scandals involving private contractors have dogged the United States in the Middle East and South Asia.

In Washington on Friday, the Commission on Wartime Contracting heard testimony about another contractor – ArmorGroup North America – involving alleged illegal and immoral conduct by its guards at the US Embassy in Afghanistan.

Earlier this year, the Iraqi government refused to grant Xe Services – the new name for what was once Blackwater – an operating license amid continued outrage over a 2007 lethal firefight involving some of its employees in Baghdad, although the State Department has temporarily extended a contract with a Xe subsidiary to protect US diplomats in Iraq.

Many of the recent rumors in Pakistan have been prompted by US plans to expand its embassy space and staff.

Among the other unsubstantiated stories the United States denies: that 1,000 US Marines will land in the capital, and that Americans will set up a Guantanamo-style prison.

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