There are news in media that i have threatened to kill imran Khan from TTP if he comes to Wazeeristan, that was quoted by an AP reporter Ishtiaq Mehsud regarding my interview with him, i gave him interview but i hadn't stated in that interview that we are going to kill imran khan , instead i replied to his question that what will be our reaction on Imran khans visit that Shurah of TTP will Decide what to do a week before his Sure arrival and will announce it. Its sure and clear that we don't have any sympathy with Imran Khan neither we need his sympathy, as he himself claim to be liberal and we seek liberals as Infidels, the reporter Added the Death threat himself while bypassing the Norms of Journalism, he tried to break a good News for his Publicity and it shows his immorality. We condemn such behavior by media Personals that they mis present our Stance.
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Look at the level and difference of Pakistani government's slavery to America, compared with Afghanistan's. Afghanistan's government, which is an occupied country, stopped for 17 days (July 22 to August 07) NATO supplies entry into their own country, for non payment of a paltry sum of Rs.80 million i.e. Pak Rupees 8 Crore. 
In contrast to the Afghan government's action stated above, Pakistani government doesn't even thought of stopping NATO supplies, for the years of over due payments, of billions of US dollars. 
Even now, the US has not paid any amount due since last June 2011. 
Under the circumstances, it can be easily said that, Pakistani government of a nuclear nation, has allowed the US to treat Pakistan, worse than the occupied Afghanistan, which doesn't even have a regular army.
The moral of the story :- The sovereignty of a nation is not dependent on the nuclear power or the strength of its armed forces, rather, on the guts of the government.


QUETTA: The Afghan authorities restored on Wednesday Nato supplies after private companies paid a customs duty of Rs80 million.

Nanhiali Faizi, a senior official of Afghan Customs, said the issue had been settled and now there was no restriction on the entry of Nato containers into Afghanistan.

Later, 20 containers were allowed to cross the Chaman border into Afghanistan.

Pakistani officials in Chaman confirmed that the Afghan authorities had restored Nato supplies.

Afghanistan had put restrictions on the entry of Nato containers on July 22 for non-payment of duty.—Staff Correspondent (DAWN).




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India key to internal peace?
By Imtiaz Gul
http://tribune.com.pk/story/419217/india-key-to-internal-peace/

The writer is executive director of the Islamabad-based Centre for
Research and Security Studies

After decades of relentless mutual pin-pricking, India and Pakistan
appear to be moving out of the mutually damaging negative zone that
have characterised their relations so far. A gradual change is
possibly in the air, discernible from the Indian Foreign Minister SM
Krishna's statements in late July: "Friendship between the two
countries has become inevitable … the acrimonious debate and slanging
match between Pakistan and India will not help either country and even
global conditions require that both countries maintain good bilateral
relations".
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar is also enthused by the
positive vibes coming out of New Delhi. "We are encouraged by these
statements and hope to continue the new regional policy that will
ensure smoothening of relations and economic development through
trade," she said in an interview.
The two ministers are likely to meet when Mr Krishna visits Islamabad
in the second week of September, with the possibility of Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh also following up on an invitation by our
president. If premier Singh's visit materialises, it would be a huge
step forward in the history of bilateral relations since 1988, when
Rajiv Gandhi attended the SAARC summit in Islamabad. Thus far, India
had remained rigidly fixated on action against the Lashkar-e-Taiba and
practically held the entire relationship hostage to this singular
fixation. The readiness on both sides to allow investments on
reciprocal basis — i.e., removal of the ban on Pakistani investments
in India and the State Bank's decision to allow some banks to open
business in India — underscore the expanding matrix of
confidence-building measures.
In all probability, the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status for India
this year paved the way for the apparent turnaround in respective
views; Pakistan essentially signalled its preparedness to view India
through a different prism and thus pave the way for a relationship
that promises greater dividends than a policy that has only eaten into
the vitals of the country itself. That means buying into the
relations-via-the trade-route approach that New Delhi has been
insisting upon.
Regardless of the commercial-financial dividends of the newfound
approach of relations via trade, Pakistan expects that rubbing off
frictions with India will eventually ease off tensions with Kabul and
Washington, too. India has considerable clout with the predominantly
non-Pashtun Afghan security establishment and also serves as the prism
through which the US looks at Pakistan. The security establishment
also seems convinced that under the present volatile security and
adverse economic conditions, a vigorous dialogue aimed at reducing
disagreements to normalise and expand ties with India will help repair
fissures that a skewed defence doctrine has created within Pakistan.
India, on the other hand, has realised the futility of linking
relations with every single incident of terrorism. Opening up to
Pakistan automatically opens multiple political and commercial doors
for India.
If Pakistan can convince in a demonstrable way that it is giving up
the Cold War era policy of hunting with proxies, there is no reason
why India and other distrustful nations should not engage with
Islamabad in a more trustful and constructive way. Pakistan needs to
convince outsiders that it no longer pursues or believes in the
questionable and outdated security doctrine of strategic depth. The
burden of political and economic circumstances has created space to
depart from the India-centric policies to a pragmatic, people-focused
security doctrine.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 9th, 2012.

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Yesterday night. six of our fellows whom were in detention of criminal Intelligence Agency ISI, executed an operation to free themselves from the detention, they  snatched rifles from the guards and killed five security personals including three ISI personals, three of our fellows managed to escape while other three unarmed brothers were Martyred brutally by their detainers, Three free brothers managed to reach to our safe place and are with us now.

TTP also claim responsibility of yesterday attack on nato supplies in quetta in which our mujahideen fired RPGs on nato Supply carriers and destroyed three of them.We will keep attacking on nato supplies with as much power as much we shall be able to, and will make it a daydream for Murtad Government of Pakistan to keep supply route open.

TTP also claim responsibility of slaughtering two of volunteers of so called peace Lashkar, named as Magaiy & Sidagaey  in Salarzai District of Bajour Agency , for their crime of planning and operating against mujahideen, anyone else following the way same as these two , will meet the same Fate InshaAllah.

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Dear All
Pl find the attached file of round table dialogue of FATA people on the draft local government Regulations 2012.
 
 
Regards
 
Zar Ali Khan Afridi
Coordinator FRs CSN/Executive Director
Society for Rights and Development
FF-229, Deans Trade Center Peshawar
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