Agent Mehsud On A Mission To Prove His Worth
April 5, 2009
Dan Qayyum | PakistanKaKhudaHafiz.com
We had predicted in the immediate aftermath of the Mumbai attacks:
We can now expect an intense and sustained terrorism campaign in Pakistani cities in an attempt to destabilize the country along ethnic / sectarian lines – New Delhi’s time-tested method. On the diplomatic front India will be lobbying hard to have the ISI (and Pakistan Army) declared as terrorist organisations. We can also not rule out another false flag attack in the next few weeks.
Pakistan needs to stay united. Its not over yet. [India Defeated in the First Round]
Seeing his influence wane in recent days in face of Pakistan Army’s continued offensive against the TTP and fearing his capture, the US had tentatively struck, for the first time since his emergence, camps run by Baitullah Mehsud earlier this year. Taking heed of these warning shots, Agent Mehsud has sprung into action.
In the last few days, efforts to destabilize Pakistan have intensified and high-profile targeted attacks are likely to continue unless the authorities take immediate action to target Baitullah Mehsud in South Waziristan. We have seen an attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team, a bomb rip through Jamrud mosque killing 76, an attack on the Manawa Police Academy in Lahore, a suicide bombing in Islamabad last night and another suicide bombing this morning at an Imambargah in Chakwal.
Baitullah Mehsud’s warning to strike the US capital coincides with the US President Barack Obama’s visit to Europe in which he has explicitly warned Europe that it is on the hitlist of terrorists, even more so than the US.
Obama’s warning to Europe comes after several NATO members had expressed reservations on America’s plans to raise troop levels and urged for a date of pulling out of Afghanistan. On the other hand the threat of Kabul falling into the hands of Taliban this spring is greater than ever unless troop levels are increased dramatically.
Meanwhile efforts to link Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency, the ISI with the insurgency in Afghanistan have taken a new dimension with several top US military figures making public statements designed to put pressure on the Pakistan Army and intelligence services.
ISI has played a crucial role in unearthing the involvement of Indian embassies in Kandahar and Jalalabad in arming and funding Baitullah Mehsud’s TTP. The advisor for the Afghan Government Ehsanullah Aryanzai recently confirmed that India is “using Afghan soil to destabilize Pakistan and Afghan security agencies are unable to stop Indian intervention due to absence of centralized government mechanism.”
Inspite of overwhelming evidence, the United States continues to stab its ‘ally in the War on Terror’ in the back by not just turning a blind eye to Indian activities in Afghanistan, but actively assisting it. India is now being seen in the US as its enforcer in South Asia which will police the entire region on US direction and prove a counterwieght to China.
The US is also working with India on fine tuning a proposal that will reward India for sending its troops to Afghanistan. In return, the US will continue to stay clear of the Kashmir problem – a massive contradiction from Obama’s pre-election pledge of focusing to resolve the Kashmir issue.
Baitullah Mehsud’s conveniently-timed warning, and the failed attempt to take responsibility of the recent shooting spree in New York, is designed to inflict more damage on Pakistan and gives credence to the American and particularly Indian view calling for enhanced and direct military action into Pakistan’s tribal areas. Talking of attacking Washington D.C. is a bit rich coming from a man (if one may call him that) who despite criticism from the original Afghan Taliban, refuses to fight the American and NATO forces right next door in Afghanistan. In fact the contrary is true as Baitullah’s TTP has claimed to have on its hitlist the names militant leaders fighting the Americans and Indians in Afghanistan and Kashmir respectively.
Baitullah Mehsud and his ties to his American and Indian masters lay exposed. Its high time we take him out.
Who is Baitullah Mehsud? Watch this Video
First aired on PTV over a year ago – Ahmed Quraishi talks to Zaid Hamid on Baitullah Mehsud’s history and his links with foreign agencies.
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The B*stard has said he’ll carry out two suicide attacks each week.I hope he suffers the MOST painful death ever.
God bless and protect our armed forces and ISI hope they take him out soon Insha’Allah!
Insha’Allah we will very soon dump his stinking corpse in Hell where it belongs, along with his colleagues.
go with full force
Here in the US, the news media is reporting that the Obama administration has approved $5 billion in financial aid to be handed to Pakistan. I for one am completely opposed to this or any future financial and/or any other kind of aid to Pakistan.
I have studied Pakistan for the last 50 years and clearly there exist some core, fundamental problems that prohibit Pakistan from realizing it’s true potential and worth.
Since independence from British India and very soon after the death of Jinnah socio/economic conditions kept going down. Today, Pakistan is a country of approximately 170,000, over 3/4 of it’s population illiterate or possessing very little recognizable form of education. Pakistan has, on one hand been ruled by civilians that primarily came from fuedal land-owning families, with a smattering of non-fuedals. But the common thread that bound them together was there ineptitude, their inability to govern and mostly their reluctance to provide education for the masses, through legislation. Clearly educating the general public would mean being held accountable for their corrupt ways, not to mention their lack of governance as elected officers of the government. The election process itself, which, has been more about Rs.5 per person to get the individual vote, rather than a true, legal and honest electoral process which would be the result of campaigns, stating the candidates platform, etc., etc. Education, again would remedy this and further provide the Pakistanis more, qualified candidates, not the likes of Bhutto, Zardari, Sharif, Soomro, et al, alone. None of these preceeding names have renounced their standing as fuedal landlords, emanicipating those that have been in their economic servitude for generations. Furthermore, this would also enable the military to tend to it’s task of security instead of governing the country.
The darling of the Pakistani political elite, the Bhutto family, Z.A., Benazir and the rest have never during all their tenures legislated, funded or helped in any way, the establishment of any worthwhile education system, much less just a education system for their constituents, certainly not for the rest of the country. The rest of the fuedal landowners are very close behind in their lack of action in this regard, as well.
When a general population has 5%-7% of its members, only that are educated and the rest not, aside from the hegemony of it’s leaders, the country’s economy suffers from a lack of job creation, public housing and a disenfranchised population that continue to subsist in abject poverty. Opportunities to be creative, research and development and economic well being of a society, in general, cease to exist! This is soon followed by outside elemental influences, destablization of a country and the likes of the Taliban, Al Qaida, etc. that agitate and destroy the fabric of society and a nation. Neigboring countries, soon, focus in and play havoc, major forces establish control and soon all is lost!
Pakistan today is bordering on the “soon all is lost”!
Getting back to the $5 billion financial package! I would urge President Obama to conditionalize this aid with, first, placing a American administered body (maybe attached to the US embassy in Islamabad) that will be responsible for the distributoin of funds to those designated by the Pakistan government. A clear list of conditions for compliance should be developed for each sector that will be receive aid and after each installament a meeting to determine the level of complince should be arranged. The next installment should be based on the outcome of each compliance meeting.
Such an arrangement alone, will ensure that the benefits of financial aid will reach the area and people it is targeted for and effect them positively. This will also cut out corrupt Pakistani officials and project and establish a more positive impression of the US amongst the common people of Pakistan. Most of this should also help, largely in combating all Taliban/Al Qaida influences. While this will take a long time to realize positive results, done consistently over a period of time, I believe, good results will come from it.
Frankly, my concern is for the common folk of Pakistan and not the Zardaris, et al. I hope someone will heed my advice!
my family hails from Chakwal, and today I was very upset, pak army has on many occasions gave the exact location of Mehsud yet USA has not ‘droned’ him.
I wish ISI and Pak Army capture this bastard alive so he can blab out the CIA, RAW and Mossad secrets in order for us to take better action and then after we should chop his head off and then cut him off in small pieces as many as he killed in Pakistan.
I swear to God that its not that difficult to bomb indian embassies in Jalalabad and Khandar after that and to respond the drones by CIA.
We all know that India is behind supporting this bastard then how come ISI is so quite and not doing anything about it and retaliate the same way in india. There are already several seperatist movements in india and all we need to do is to put some fire on it to get the job done and rise our flag of Islam in Dheli Lal-Qila, Inshalla.
@ intrepid,
are you attached with a kind of evangelist or
Catholic mission, as your figures of Pakistani
educated masses does’nt move from 5 to 7% dated
1947 !! please correct your figures or atleast
collect some basic figures from Pak Universities
and colleges or even missionnary schools ?
Electoral College was there, and is there, but
that was constantly pressurised by the
“persuasive ” and private meetings of US dilomats
under Secretaries, and over Secretaries of US.
Can some one imagine the Election Commissioner
of Pakistan had 4 meetings with US Ambassidor at
his offices to have chessboard game ?!!
Mr. Kashmiri, I’m delighted that you have responded to my comments. Thank you!
No Sir, I’m a private citizen of the US and will categorically deny any association with ANY organization, religious or otherwise.
The percentages that I have referred to were numbers that I was able to discover in recent articles in Pakistani news outlets. Besides, these are all well known facts!
If Pakistan was such a location of advanced education or any worthwhile education (LUMS????) why are the Pakistani elite sending their children to be educated in the West? Case in point: your President, Zardari’s son, Bilawal is curently at school at Oxford…how come? Why were Z.A. Bhutto and Benazir educated at Oxford, USC ?
I claimed that Pakistan’s overwhelming majority were not adequately educated, the country obviously lacking in any form of legislated mandate, requiring all to receive education starting at a certain primary age. If that were not so, then please explain the continued hegemony of the fuedal landowners who continue to enslave the poor Pakistani!
You mentioned the Electoral College! Please , I know for a fact that people were, in some cases paid Rs. 5 for their votes and in some cases PPP enforcers were getting votes at gunpoint. This was the election which brought Zardari to power. This was relayed to me by a visiting Pakistani, only to be later confirmed by news artilces in the Dawn newspaper!! Mr. Kashmiri, I did not manufacture such information!
I know that for Pakistanis, it is a favorite passtime, whenever discussing domestic politics, to blame the US. Mr. Kashmiri Pakistan is a weak and truncated country, solely because of it’s corrupt fuedal leadership that has caused this condition! Perhaps, you, Mr. Kashmiri need to come to grips with the reality of a diseased Pakistan. If you are not strong within, Pakistan will not be able to withstand the pressures from the outside! Wake up and smell the reality of a the Taliban, Al Qaida and India. Soon, as evidenced by recent attacks inside Pakistan, anyone of these three may be sitting comfortably inside Islamabad, while you capitulate to their demands, all because you were foolish and needlessly prideful, missing the clarity and foresight to view the obvious.
Lastly, Mr. Kashmiri, I am on Pakistan’s side, I’m on the side of the people of Pakistan. I wish Pakistan well. But for Pakistan to survive and get help, it need to help itself, first!
Mr. Kashmiri, I’m delighted that you have responded to my comments. Thank you!
No Sir, I’m a private citizen of the US and will categorically deny any association with ANY organization, religious or otherwise.
The percentages that I have referred to were numbers that I was able to discover in recent articles in Pakistani news outlets. Besides, these are all well known facts!
If Pakistan was such a location of advanced education or any worthwhile education (LUMS????) why are the Pakistani elite sending their children to be educated in the West? Case in point: your President, Zardari’s son, Bilawal is curently at school at Oxford…how come? Why were Z.A. Bhutto and Benazir educated at Oxford, USC ?
I claimed that Pakistan’s overwhelming majority were not adequately educated, the country obviously lacking in any form of legislated mandate, requiring all to receive education starting at a certain primary age. If that were not so, then please explain the continued hegemony of the fuedal landowners who continue to enslave the poor Pakistani!
You mentioned the Electoral College! Please , I know for a fact that people were, in some cases paid Rs. 5 for their votes and in some cases PPP enforcers were getting votes at gunpoint. This was the election which brought Zardari to power. This was relayed to me by a visiting Pakistani, only to be later confirmed by news artilces in the Dawn newspaper!! Mr. Kashmiri, I did not manufacture such information!
I know that for Pakistanis, it is a favorite passtime, whenever discussing domestic politics, to blame the US. Mr. Kashmiri Pakistan is a weak and truncated country, solely because of it’s corrupt fuedal leadership that has caused this condition! Perhaps, you, Mr. Kashmiri need to come to grips with the reality of a diseased Pakistan. If you are not strong within, Pakistan will not be able to withstand the pressures from the outside! Wake up and smell the reality of a the Taliban, Al Qaida and India. Soon, as evidenced by recent attacks inside Pakistan, anyone of these three may be sitting comfortably inside Islamabad, while you capitulate to their demands, all because you were foolish and needlessly prideful, missing the clarity and foresight to view the obvious.
Lastly, Mr. Kashmiri, I am on Pakistan’s side, I’m on the side of the people of Pakistan. I wish Pakistan well. But for Pakistan to survive and get help, it need to help itself, first!
the game becomes interesting as we can expect to face india from two directions.
after entering the nuke deal with usa, india will be left with no other choice but to increase its presence in afghanistan. nato & usa plan to systematically reduce their direct involvement in afghanistan while retaining max control of the resources & intelligence.
hence india army becomes a puppet of usa.
say hello to world war III
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