It seems that now days every one is against president Musharraf.he must be feeling very lonely indeed.today saw the most hated figure Osama bin laden join the 'I hate Musharraf' club.he has asked Pakistan's to rebel against the unpopular general terming him as an infidel for having attacked the 'red mosque'.things are getting quite dicey for Musharraf,with the supreme court getting into more of judicial activism where the current government is concerned.as things go,every day in Pakistan brings an exciting episode of the 'general saga'.things are only bound to get more interesting as the election draws nearer and nearer.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Bin laden against musharraf!
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Labels: attorney general, judge, judiciary, osama bin laden, pakistan
Thursday, June 28, 2007
American contractor killed by Taleban in Kabul!

Today saw the Taleban flexing its muscles of sort in Kabul.the Taleban managed to kill an American security contractor by crashing their car into his.to make matters dicey,they had rigged up thier car with explosives.an eyewitness reported seeing the two cars of the contractors rushing past him,then the taleban's car with explosives made a beeline for the contractor's car and then there was a loud bang.in the explosion an afghan citizen along with the american contractor was killed on the spot.another american was injured.this scene is almost out of a movie.i am not a security expert but should one not vary one's ingress and exgress[entry and departure] points from time to time so as to avoid such ambushes?anyway the Taleban are flexing their muscles but it is all for nothing.the whole world has seen what the Taleban can do and would not allow the rise of it again not even in a minor position!as far as the world is concerned the Taleban is a terrorist group and as such would be dealt with accordingly!
taleban,american,terrorist,united states,
al-queda,
osama bin laden,afghanistan,iraq,
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Labels: afghanistan, american, iran, iraq, osama bin laden, taleban, terrorists, united states