List of Bagram detainees has majority of Pakistanis

It should be understood that the Afghan war was over and there was no harm in making efforts to bring the detained Pakistanis back, most of whom had gone there with the consent of the institutions.

01/18/10 1612 hours

ISLAMABAD: Defence of Human Rights Pakistan Chairperson Amna Masood Janjua has said that the success of a US NGO in getting the names of the Bagram Airbase detainees published has established that the Foreign Ministry is “completely inefficient and insincere” in sorting out the issue of missing persons.

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RAW involved in terrorism inside Pakistan

RAW, through Afghanistan, had executed the terrorism incidents through Afghans by providing them money and weapons for the set targets.

12/28/09 1313 hours

ISLAMABAD – Pakistani authorities have garnered the most sought-after evidence regarding the involvement of India’s notorious intelligence agency RAW in destabilising the country by using Afghan soil, a local newspaper reliably learnt on Sunday.
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1,200 US Army men issued Pakistani visas

The Foreign Office of Pakistan used its discretionary power for issuing visas to VIPs who go on short notice to Pakistan and do not have sufficient time to take permission from it (FO).

10/22/09 1053 hours

NEW YORK: Pakistan’s embassy in the United States had issued 26 visas to American diplomats, 1,200 to US Army officials and 2,500 to civilians travelling for Afghanistan during last 15 months, the embassy spokesman told.

The spokesman said that since last June to September this year, 12-13,000 Pakistani-Americans were issued visas.

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Blackwater buying land at Keti Bandar

The real purpose of Xe acquiring land and establishing checkpoints still remains a secret.

10/02/09 2258 hours

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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War on Terror – What did the United States gain?

Isn’t it a fact that United States has lost this vision less War Against Terrorism?

09/19/09 0052 hours
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Land Rover Defender Patrol Vehicles

It has been 8 years since 9/11. America has lost 4,000 soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan whereas more than 30,000 have been seriously injured. Half of them would live their lives as disabled people. Even economically, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been too expensive for America. United States has spent more than 600 billion dollars for War on Terror and analysts say that this expense is about to reach 1000 billion dollars. According to safe estimates, US is spending more than 660 million per day on this war.

But what has US gained out of this war? It has failed to win the hearts and minds of Muslim Population. Even in Europe, America is most hated and a symbol of Neoconservatism. Isn’t it a fact that United States has lost this vision less War Against Terrorism?

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90% of NATO supplies enter through Karachi

Pakistanis underestimate their power to pressurize the government to stop NATO supplies entering from Karachi.

09/17/09 2241 hours
NATO Supplies through Pakistan

NATO Supplies through Pakistan

Most of the Pakistanis might not know, but War Against Terror in Afghanistan is totally dependent on logistics services provided by Pakistan. According to sources, 90% of NATO supplies enter through Karachi and then transported to Afghanistan. 80% of these supplies go to Torkham through Khyber, while the remaining 10% goes to Chaman first and then to Kandhar. Only 10% come through air routes in Afghanistan.

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