Posts Tagged ‘al qaida’

Ramy Zamzam ‘Jihad is not Terrorism’

In Afghanistan, Crime, DC, Islam, News, Opinion, pakistan, Politics, religion on 4 January 2010 tagged Afghanistan, Ahmed Minni, al qaida, Aman Yemer, Ameer Abdullah Rokhri, Associated Press, DC, Facebook, Howard University, Huffington Post, jihad, Mianwali, pakistan, Ramy Zamzam, Sargodha, terrorism, Umar Farooq, Waqar Hussain, Youtube with 1 comment

The statements of terror suspects Ramy Zamzam and Ahmed Minni are particularly troubling when one considers the fact that these young men have been accused of reaching out to militant groups through American created online social networking websites. As the Pakistani allegations of the suspects’ use of social networking sites to reach out to militant [...]

Video : Jamal Dajani U.S. Hasn’t Learned From Own ‘Mistakes in Iraq’

In Afghanistan, Crime, History, Internet, Iraq, News, Opinion, pakistan, Politics, TV, Twitter, War on 29 October 2009 tagged 111th Congress, Al Qaeda, al qaida, Intelligence Report, Iraq, Jamal Dajani, Link TV, Mosaic, Mujhaideen, New York Times, News, pakistan, Shia, Sunni, taliban, Taliban Reintegration Program, Video, Youtube with no comments

I don’t know if I agree with Dajani’s statements that unlike in Iraq, the Taliban is embedded in Afghanistan in a more integral manner. The Taliban were a largely Pakistani force created and maintained by Pakistan. The Taliban retain power because of their fear tactics and propaganda, not a true sense of loyalty and connection. [...]

Secretary Clinton’s Blunt Words to Pakistan : ‘If You Want to See Your Territory Shrink, That’s Your Choice’

In Crime, fashion, History, News, Opinion, pakistan, Politics, War on 29 October 2009 tagged Al Qaeda, al qaida, AP, Asif Ali Zardari, Associated Press, Bush Administration, George W. Bush, Government College of Lahore, Hilary Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Husain Haqqani, Indonesia, Lahore, Osama Bin Laden, pakistan, Peshawar, Secretary of State, taliban, terrorism with 1 comment

United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had very choice words for the people of Pakistan, which seemed to be in direct contrast with the Bush Administration who considered Pakistan an ally after the United States began its mission in Afghanistan in 2001. Clinton held nothing back as she came right out and said that [...]

Ron Paul U.S. Only in Afghanistan ‘To Save Face’

In Afghanistan, History, india, Iran, Iraq, News, Opinion, pakistan, Politics, Twitter, War on 15 October 2009 tagged Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, al qaida, China, Cold War, india, Iran, Iraq Wae, Obama's Quagmire, Osama Bin Laden, pakistan, Ron Paul, Soviet Union, taliban with no comments

First off, allow me to answer a few questions for the good Congressman: • The reason the United States needs more than 10,000 troops in 2009 is because the War in Iraq and un-checked, corrupt Afghan government have allowed the Taliban to reconstitute themselves in Afghanistan. Also, Congressman Paul’s statements about the increasing deaths due [...]

General McChrystal Warns of Illegitimate Government’s Role in U.S. Afghanistan Strategy

In Uncategorized on 13 October 2009 tagged #Afghanelection, Afghan election, Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, al qaida, AP, Barack Hussein Obama, Cold War, Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, Election, Election Fraud, Fraud, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, Georgetown University, Hamid Karzai, insurgent, Jay Parker, Lara Jakes, NATO, pakistan, Presidential Election, run-off, taliban, Voter Fraud with no comments

The impending chaos that the article warns of if the government corruption continues is exactly what lead to the rise of the Taliban in 1996 after seven years of civil war under the rule of war lords. Essentially, Afghanistan would be reverting back in time to a state just after the Cold War: Allegations of [...]