In 2001, Pakistan agreed to allow US military overflights in the War on Terror, yet since our victory in Afghanistan it is the border areas of Pakistan that have hidden the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
A few weeks ago, Pakistan raided the Red Mosque which housed militant extremists.
And in his third message this month, Bin Laden himself addressed AQ's position on Pakistan and Musharraf.
In my article, "An Ally Assailed", I examine some of those events along with my own experiences with the Paki Military (not in it).
Why do the Paki people protest the US?
Does AQ consider Musharraf an ally or enemy?
How does that which is written in YA effect the propaganda of AQ and worldwide opinion of the US?
War on Terror Blog, http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-DfkctJU7dK5B7LcNROoyVQ--?cq=1
The Daily Report on Iraq and Terrorism Worldwide follows the article.
2007-09-23
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