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Originally posted by oozyism
reply to post by mayabong
The ISI with the help of China will intensify its attacks against American soldiers in Afghanistan.
Originally posted by oozyism
All Evidence suggests Pakistan will be invaded, not Iran!!
I have been saying this many, many times over, and I have many threads in regards.
In October 2002, the United States confronted North Korea about its alleged
clandestine uranium enrichment program. Soon after, the Agreed Framework
collapsed, North Korea expelled international inspectors, and withdrew from the
Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT). U.S. intelligence officials claimed Pakistan
was a key supplier of uranium enrichment technology to North Korea, and some
media reports suggested that Pakistan had exchanged centrifuge enrichment
technology for North Korean help in developing longer range missiles.
but i think it is best not to underestimate the pakistani general Kayani. he is a very intelligent man, essentially the true leader of pakistan, and he has a keen interest in the expansion of pakistan influence in the region. there is no way he got suckered in to simply allowing the US to enter into their territory unless he had reasons of his own. plus i think that pakistan has links with china now in that region, trade, military, or otherwise, which would prove beneficial for pakistan if it played its cards right in the event of an invasion. as for now, there is no reason for the US to take out pakistan other than to remove their connections to the terrorist cells, which if you are a conspiracy theorist, doesn't seem to add up when you look over your theories on the US intent in the middle east and the world. just saying.
Originally posted by oozyism
reply to post by asperetty
but i think it is best not to underestimate the pakistani general Kayani. he is a very intelligent man, essentially the true leader of pakistan, and he has a keen interest in the expansion of pakistan influence in the region. there is no way he got suckered in to simply allowing the US to enter into their territory unless he had reasons of his own. plus i think that pakistan has links with china now in that region, trade, military, or otherwise, which would prove beneficial for pakistan if it played its cards right in the event of an invasion. as for now, there is no reason for the US to take out pakistan other than to remove their connections to the terrorist cells, which if you are a conspiracy theorist, doesn't seem to add up when you look over your theories on the US intent in the middle east and the world. just saying.
Duuuh ofcourse Pakistan has its own plans, do you think Pakistan will just allow US to take over.
Pakistan have been playing a two faced game against US for a long time.
Pakistan has their own plans for allowing US presence. I'm sure they want to increase recruits for ISI armed wing (the militants).
That is why Pakistan makes such a big fuss every time a NATO violates Pakistani airspace etc. To cause hate, that hate will increase recruit for ISI armed wings which is fighting US in Afghanistan and fighting India. The question you have to ask yourself, why does Pakistan allow drones to operate in its territory, but when one helicopter crosses over, there is a huge fuss regarding sovereignty. Why does Pakistan condemn drone attacks officially?> etc etc..
This is all planned, think about the details, you will be shocked.edit on 24-11-2010 by oozyism because: (no reason given)
“Pakistan Army General Headquarters recently approved an ODRP and Coalition presence at the PAKMIL 12 Corps HQ in Quetta, Balochistan,” the Pentagon said in its report on the ‘Progress Toward Security and Stability in Afghanistan’.