ISI Chief Blasts CIA

Lt-Gen Ahmad Shuja Pasha, the ISI chief, told the in camera joint sitting of the two houses of parliament on Friday that during a recent meeting with CIA chief Leon Panetta, he had stressed the need to formalise the relationship through an agreement.

The Party is Over For Pakistan

The party is over

U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Summoned To Foreign Office

Ambassador Cameron Munter was summoned to the Foreign Office as Pakistan decided to formally lodge a protest, ten days later, against the operation conducted by US forces to kill Osama bin Laden.

Who Gets The Bounty On Bin-Laden's Head?

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said on Monday that no one would receive the federal government's $25 million reward money for finding Osama bin Laden because no one intentionally directed U.S. intelligence officials to the al Qaeda leader.

Pakistani Imam Arrested In Florida

CNN is reporting that two South Florida Imams and a third family member were arrested Saturday on charges of providing support to the Pakistani Taliban.

Who Gets The Bounty On Bin-Laden's Head?

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said on Monday that no one would receive the federal government's $25 million reward money for finding Osama bin Laden because no one intentionally directed U.S. intelligence officials to the al Qaeda leader.

Pakistan Passes a Resolution to Block NATO Supplies

Pakistan Parliament adopted a 12-point unanimous resolution calling upon the government to appoint an independent commission on the Abbottabad operation,

People Of Pakistan Are Suffering as Always

by Sarah
Morale of whole Pakistani nation is down because of the double failure of it's Intelligence services. Time and again ISI has compared itself to CIA and complained that CIA doesn't respect it and withholds information. The question all the Pakistani politicians have dodged is, why was Bin-Laden's presence not known to Pakistan? For over a week now Pakistan has been complaining about the attack on it's sovereignty, how in the world the leaders of that country think that U.S. would trust them, the idea itself is laughable. After receiving $20 billion in aid or handout whatever way you like to call it, the condition of the country has not changed. People are still suffering from wide power outages, inflation, unemployment, suicide attacks etc. Gilani gives a speech in English last week for American consumption still thinking he can fool them. Some one needs to tell him to stop talking, because no one believes anything that comes out of his mouth.
Best of luck to Pakistan and it's people
Sarah

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A Stash of Pornography was found at Bin-Laden Compound

Reuters is reporting that among many other things pornography was recovered in bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan.

Pakistan Must Heed US Concerns

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin Pakistan said that US would not maintain good ties with Islamabad at any price. He said that Pakistan must heed US concerns.

An Other Failure Of Pakistan Intelligence Agency

Pakistan's Taliban on Friday claimed their first major attack to avenge Osama bin Laden's death as 80 people were killed in a double suicide bombing on a paramilitary police training center.

United States in tough negotiations with Pakistan

United States is in tough negotiations with Pakistan after the Bin-Laden raid, it is reported that U.S. not only want to question all three widows left behind, but also want the documents found at the compound by the Pakistani authorities.

Majority Americans Believe it's Immoral to celebrate Bin-Laden's Death

On May 2 when the news of Bin-laden's broke many gathered in front of the White House and World Trade Center site to celebrate.
A survey released today showed 62% of Americans agree it is immoral to celebrate the death of another human being, "no matter how bad that person was."
When asked separately if a passage from Proverbs 24:17 - "Do not rejoice when your enemies fall" - applies to how Americans should react to the death of Osama bin Laden, 60% of Americans agreed.

India Names Serving Pakistan Army Officer On The Most Wanted List

India names serving Pakistan Army officers on their most wanted list. This list was handed to Pakistan in March, its contents have only just been released.

Osam's Son Wants Answers Within 30 Days

Mail Online is reporting that Osama Bin Laden's son has denounced the Al Qaeda leader's killing as 'criminal' and said he reserves the right to take legal action against America.

U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Summoned To Foreign Office

Ambassador Cameron Munter was summoned to the Foreign Office as Pakistan decided to formally lodge a protest, ten days later, against the operation conducted by US forces to kill Osama bin Laden.

Senator Kerry Going to Pakistan Next Week

Pakistani media is reporting that U.S. Senator John Kerry will visit Pakistan early next week. This would be first trip of any U.S. official after the raid on Bin-Laden's compound in Pakistan.

United States Can Not Sustain $10 Billions a Month On Afghanistan

Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, who heads Senate Foreign relation committee and Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana suggested Tuesday that it was time to rethink the Afghanistan war effort, forecasting the beginning of what promises to be a fierce debate about how quickly the United States should begin pulling troops out of the country.

Pakistan's President Musharraf made no Deal with President Bush

Musharraf’s spokesman Fawad Chaudhry said Tuesday, "news reports that U.S. could go into Pakistan to kill or arrest Osama-Bin-Laden are not true.'

Osama-Bin-Laden's Son Missing Since the Raid

U.S. officials are now saying that one of Osama's son is missing since the raid on May 2 in Abbottabad, Pakistan.

United States Needs Pakistan

The US military commander responsible for Afghanistan's eastern border with Pakistan said Monday that we need Pakistan in this fight and have to build trust with them.

United States Can Not Sustain $10 Billions a Month On Afghanistan

Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, who heads Senate Foreign relation committee and Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana suggested Tuesday that it was time to rethink the Afghanistan war effort, forecasting the beginning of what promises to be a fierce debate about how quickly the United States should begin pulling troops out of the country.

Two U.S. Helicopters Landed in Swat Before Heading to Abbottabad

  Two US helicopters landed in Kala Dhaka area of Swat before the operation in Abbottabad, in which Osama bin Laden was allegedly killed, Geo News reported quoting Frontier Corps officials Thursday.

Who Gets The Bounty On Bin-Laden's Head?

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said on Monday that no one would receive the federal government's $25 million reward money for finding Osama bin Laden because no one intentionally directed U.S. intelligence officials to the al Qaeda leader.

In a press briefing on Monday, Carney said "as far as I'm aware, no one knowledgeably said, 'Oh, Osama bin Laden's over here in Abbottabad at 5703, you know, Green Avenue.'

Carney said that the reward isn't given if someone "accidentally" provides the necessary information through the intelligence gathering process.

In 2001, the State Department offered a $25 million reward for information about bin Laden's whereabouts. In 2004, then-Sen. Hillary Clinton pushed for the passage of a bill that would allow the Secretary of State - the position she now holds - to authorize as much as $50 million as a prize.

At least one man has already begun angling for the prize money: Gary Brooks Faulkner, a 51-year-old American who was detained last year in Pakistan while setting out on a "lone wolf" mission to hunt down Osama bin Laden.

Identity of Osama's Wives Released

CNN has just confirmed that Osama-Bin-Laden had three wives living them him at the time of the raid in Pakistan.

Pakistan Struck a Deal with U.S. 10 Years Ago About Osama

Guardian U.K. is reporting that US and Pakistan struck a secret deal almost a decade ago permitting a US operation against Osam-Bin-Laden on Pakistani soil similar to last week's raid that killed the al-Qaida leader.

'Bin-Laden had inside support' Says President Obama

In an interview with 60 minutes President Obama said Bin Laden had “some sort of support network” inside Pakistan to be able to live for years at a high-security compound in Abbottabad, a city that houses numerous military facilities. Like many in Congress he stopped short of accusing Pakistani officials of harboring the man who planned the 9/11.

Osama-Bin-Laden was Living with Three Wives in Pakistan

President Obama's national security advisor, Tom Donilon, said Sunday that it remained unclear whether Pakistani officials knew of Bin Laden's presence in their country but that the country should provide access to the three women and any materials they took from the Bin Laden compound after the U.S. raid that killed him. So far Pakistan is refusing to let any U.S. personnel near Bin-Laden's family.

Osama was hiding in Pakistan since 2003, his wife says

Osama bin Laden lived in a small village close to the Abbotabad for more than two years before moving into a larger compound in the Abbotabad in 2005, according to the Osama's wife who is now in Pakistani custody.