OF COURSE they can run anywhere they want around Pakistan... or any of the 'Stans' in the region... because they're our business buds... erm.. allies, ya know.

If Musharaf really wanted Bin laden, why didn't he get him when Bin laden was in the Pakistani Army hospital in Rawalpindi(which has close ties w/ the Pentagon) for dialysis on September 10, 2001?

If the CIA really wanted Bin laden, why didn't they get him when they met with him on July 12th, 2001... at the American hospital in Dubai... just weeks before the attack... when he already had a multi-million dollar bounty on his head for his supposed involvement in previous attacks, mind you?

Sh!t. They don't want Bin laden.

He's been wheeling around half alive for the past decade and we still haven't gotten him. Mysteriously evades US in the heat of "hot pursuit".

After another payout and iuanother hour head-start, I presume....

And don't forget it was Mushraf's Ahmad that was having breakfast with Bob Graham, Porter Goss, and Jon Kyl on the morning of 9/11.... The same Ahmad that wired the last $100,000.00 payment to Atta before the attack.

Silly Pakistanis. What do they think they are? A sovereign nation?

I'll bet Obama feels stupid.

You see, Pres Bush was way ahead of Sadsack Osama.

Yeah, apparently Bush likes to set off earthquakes in places like Pakistan and Iran. We won't mention submarine tsunamis. Imagine if Beavis and Butthead had their very own so-called Terrorist Surveillance Program. That's basically the situation.

GOOD - it's about time.

For over one year we have soldiers stationed in
Muzafarabad and Karachi. Ergo we are already in Pakistan. Only 2 days ago we have lost 3 soldiers in Pakistan. So why this article in the first place - get with it and get current.

Pakistani leader, a key U.S. ally, faces critical threat to rule
LAHORE, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's embattled leader, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, could face a key challenge to his rule in the coming months following the expected return of two major opposition leaders.
Pakistan's Supreme Court Thursday lifted the exile imposed on former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, ousted from power eight years ago by Musharraf in a bloodless coup. The move is expected to clear the way for Sharif to run for office in elections scheduled for later this year or early next year.
In addition, opposition leader and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto also plans to return to Pakistan from self-imposed exile and take part in the upcoming elections.
Musharraf wielded a tight grip on power after imposing military rule in 1999, but has seen an increased backlash after failed attempts to control Islamic militants within the country's borders as well as his controversial suspension of the country's top judge in March

Pakistan: "The Taliban's Godfather"?

Documents Detail Years of Pakistani Support for Taliban, Extremists

Covert Policy Linked Taliban, Kashmiri Militants, Pakistan's Pashtun Troops
Aid Encouraged Pro-Taliban Sympathies in Troubled Border Region

National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 227

Edited by Barbara Elias
Posted - August 14, 2007

Washington D.C., August 14, 2007 - A collection of newly-declassified documents published today detail U.S. concern over Pakistan's relationship with the Taliban during the seven-year period leading up to 9-11. This new release comes just days after Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, acknowledged that, "There is no doubt Afghan militants are supported from Pakistan soil."

While Musharraf admitted the Taliban were being sheltered in the lawless frontier border regions, the declassified U.S. documents released today clearly illustrate that the Taliban was directly funded, armed and advised by Islamabad itself.

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB227/index.htm

And Pakistan secretly OK'd Taliban incursions into Afghanistan. So what. Pakistanis and Taliban are assholes.

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Wise up. When Obama said that about Pakistan he was critcized in the MSM by the right-wing pundits and Hillary. But the public was on his side and thought he was right-on. Now all of a sudden it comes out that we had that policy all the time? If Musharaff was a true ally in this world-wide war on terror, he would enlist our help in pursuing the terrorists and we would have gone in with his blessing long ago. They have no intention in getting bin Laden. He is their "reason" we are fighting this so-called war on terror and if he was taken out, they would have no reason to continue their pursuit to control the oil of both Iraq and Iran.
Need I remind you that bin Laden was a CIA operative and helped get the USSR out of Afghanistan? And we invaded Afghanisatn after 9/11, supposedly to get bin Laden, but the real reason was to get access to Afghanistan so they could build a gas pipe-line through the country. And Pappy Bush was at one time the head of the CIA and was sitting in a D.C. hotel room with some of bin Laden's family members on the morning of 9/11. Members in the governments of both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia knew of the 9/11 attacks before they happened. The Bushes are in cahoots with the Saudi's to get control of the oil in Iraq and Iran. Way too many coincidences for me.

The hand that drills the oil, rules the world.

Border to border are implications that were examined by weaker leards however mentor they may seem to the leaders today! Pakistan has a very thin width although the secularist military leadership might not find it so easy to re-instate the regimes ..The question is tele-communications that can be interrupted by govts and International Organisations and that might take US Army chasing Osama to India! lol!

From the article:

"Told of the guidelines, Pakistani military spokesman Maj. Gen. Waheed Arshad said, "This is all nonsense. Pakistan never allowed the coalition forces to enter into our territory while chasing militants. There was no such agreement, there was no such understanding."

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Bwahahahahaha!

Let Busharraf try to explain that to his people. I love it.

The dictator just barely got through one crisis, this might ignite another.

That Bus ranch in Paraguay might get rented soon!