Why "Blackwater" is behind suicide bombings in Pakistan?

[unknownprince]

YouTube - ‪Why "Blackwater" is behind suicide bombings in Pakistan.‬‏

[faye]

brave man. he better watch his back.

[Catya Sher]

This Webster Tarpley seems very sharp, especially for his age.

However !
What's that?

Taliban ARE A US proxy ???!

He may have meant particularly Pakistani Taliban, which some in Pakistan
think is US backed

But still that doesn't make sense to me.

The interviewer is a little loud and pushy but does a good job of
making him defend his point of view.

[faye]

yeah, that was strange about the taliban. maybe the have their own fake taliban set up.

[graveyardofempires]

This Webster Tarpley seems very sharp, especially for his age.

However !
What's that?

Taliban ARE A US proxy ???!

He may have meant particularly Pakistani Taliban, which some in Pakistan
think is US backed

But still that doesn't make sense to me.

The interviewer is a little loud and pushy but does a good job of
making him defend his point of view.

thats called a punchline
he tells you something true than makes up an utter lie.

[Master Khan]

America will do anything to get that nuke off Pakistan, America just want to rob the rich muslim countries and make them weaker.

[Master Khan]

Why is this being done? To make the world hate Muslims. Why? Because Islam condemns interest rates on loans. Think about it. Do you realize how many people are enslaved to interest? In the Arabic language its called "ribaa". The Quran says whoever charges interest on a loan is at war with God, His prophet and the believers. So the super rich know that they must discredit or destroy Islam before the people of the world realize that Islam is on their side and against BANKS as they exist.

[unknownprince]

please watch

Taliban deny role in Peshawar market blasts

Peshawar

June 13, 2011

http://www.smh.com.au/world/taliban-deny-role-in-peshawar-market-blasts-20110612-1fz6v.html

PAKISTAN'S Taliban denied responsibility for twin bomb blasts that ripped through a crowded market in the north-western city of Peshawar, killing 39 people and injuring dozens.
The attack, one of the deadliest in a series to hit Pakistan since US Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden in May, devastated the Khyber Super Market district, which includes a hotel, shops and student accommodation.
A small initial blast late on Saturday night drew onlookers and emergency services before a second more powerful blast, believed to be from a suicide strike, was detonated.
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The latest violence came shortly after visiting Afghan President Hamid Karzai called on Pakistan to eradicate militant sanctuaries during talks on a peace process with the Taliban.
Mr Karzai and aides held two days of meetings in Islamabad in the aftermath of bin Laden's death.
The Pakistani Taliban, who have vowed to carry out attacks to avenge the killing of bin Laden, denied any role in the bombing and said they target only the government and military.
AFP



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