Kashmir update from the Times of India, . When terrorism was at its peak in the Valley, Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed set up terrorist camps in Pakistan where around 3,500 jihadis were trained in guerrilla warfare. This astonishing revelation has come from Kashmiri separatist leader and JKLF chairman Yasin Malik. According to Daily Times […]
Pakistan Clerics Pray for Bin Laden
Some unsurprising news from IndiaWeb, “NWFP cleric prays for Osama’s well being, as Pak cracks whip on jihad,” with thanks to Skeetstreet. Even as Pakistan gets pat on the back from the Bush administration for capturing Abu Farraj Al Libbi, clerics in Pakistan’s NWFP are praying for the well being of terror mastermind Osama bin […]
Pakistani Accused of Exporting Devices for Nukes
Yet another: “Pakistani Accused of Exporting Devices,” from AP, : WASHINGTON (AP) — A Pakistani businessman illegally exported devices from the United States that could be used to test, develop and detonate nuclear weapons, the government alleged on Friday. A federal indictment against Humayun A. Khan was unsealed along with a guilty plea by his […]
Osama being treated by Pakistani Army
More misadventures of that staunch U.S. ally, Pakistan. From the Times of India, with thanks to Fanabba: WASHINGTON: Pakistan’s intelligence officials knew in advance about the 9/11 attacks, a well-known American analyst has said, based on a ”stunning document” that he claims was given by a Pakistani source to the 9/11 Commission on the eve […]
U.S. General Doubts Pakistani Anti-Terror Effort
Barno From AP, : KABUL, Afghanistan — A top U.S. commander expressed concern Monday about Pakistan’s counterterrorism strategy near the Afghan border and said a “significant” number of foreign militants holed up there must be eliminated. “There are foreign fighters in those tribal areas who will have to be killed or captured,” said Lt. Gen. […]
Pakistan: pardoned, top militant vows to continue jihad
“We the Mujahideen and Pakistan Army are brothers.” Nek Mohammed, a mujahid pardoned by the Pakistani government, is going back to jihad. But he promises not to work from Pakistani soil. From
“The nuclear programme became an integral part of the strategy of deniable proxy jihad”
Now that it has come to light that Pakistan may have given nuclear secrets to Iran and North Korea, we must ask what may have been the motivations of those who did so. In an editorial entitled “Jihad and loss of internal sovereignty,” the Daily Times of Pakistan acknowledges that jihad was likely to have […]