Pakistan 'arrests CIA informants in Bin Laden raid'

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Kazuaki Shimazaki II

This may all be true, but nevertheless it is hard to find fault with them for arresting those CIA agents. They ARE CIA agents working in Pakistan.

Or what do you think Pakistan should have done, turn a blind eye?

Stop supporting Islamic terrorism and having arrested Bin Laden themselves. Nobody can tell me that high ranks and major parts of their military, intel and government estabishement did not know that Bin Laden was there, and where.

It seems to me you put formalities over substance here. And by substance, over the past years, Pakistan's record proves them to be as guilty as they can be.

Before caring for taking out pro-Amerian informants, they should have cared for taking out terrorists and Bin Laden. What they did now, is simply revenge. And that shows which spirit's child they are. For the same reason they want a stop of Amrican attcks against Islamic terrorists in their country - becasue thee are their allies. In the end theyvalue these terroists (their own creation, if you remember) as more dearly to them, than the option to stop them. After all, the Taliban still are seen as a combat ressource against India'S influence in Afghanistan, like they also support the mass killing and terror strikes of civilians in Kashmir via terrorist proxies. Not to mntion the three day attack on that India hotel which led almost to a war between both countries - India practically already had scrambled and Pakistan gave ground just at the very last second.

The world needs Pakistan as much like a cancerous tumour.

Jimbuna, due to Pakistan'S policies, weapons get fired at Wetsern sldiers, and terror strike assisted and supported by the ISI get carried out in Afghanistan and India and elsewhere, killing locals and foreigners alike. If that is not a policy of war showing maximum hostility, then I do not know what "war" and "hostility" mean. Brits, Germans, Yanks, and others get killed by Pak-supported proxies, Western attempts or political changes in Afghanistan get systematically sabotaged. What else do you need?