This below is excerpted from an article today by
Pakistan's Retired General Mirza Aslam Beg, a savvy observer.
By now, it's apparent that he shot at the two without any reason to believe they were about to rob him.
Just trigger happy obviously.
Then the third Pakistani citizen was run over by a US Embassy car
rushing to Davis.
The inference is that Americans think that Pakistani lives have little value.
Were a Pakistani or Afghan employee of NATO in jeopardy, would that SUV have
rushed out to the scene of the problem?
"Raymond Davis has committed cold blooded murders, not in self-defence, but with criminal pride of a CIA operative.
He entered Pakistan with the courtesy of our [Pakistan's] Ambassador in Dubai.
He enjoys no diplomatic immunity.
>>> He is the same person who was externed from Pakistan, a few years back, because of his anti-state activities. <<<
He has to be punished, in the same manner as the American court prosecuted the Deputy Ambassador of Georgia in 1976,
for an accidental killing of an American."
Pakistan's Retired General Mirza Aslam Beg, a savvy observer.
By now, it's apparent that he shot at the two without any reason to believe they were about to rob him.
Just trigger happy obviously.
Then the third Pakistani citizen was run over by a US Embassy car
rushing to Davis.
The inference is that Americans think that Pakistani lives have little value.
Were a Pakistani or Afghan employee of NATO in jeopardy, would that SUV have
rushed out to the scene of the problem?
"Raymond Davis has committed cold blooded murders, not in self-defence, but with criminal pride of a CIA operative.
He entered Pakistan with the courtesy of our [Pakistan's] Ambassador in Dubai.
He enjoys no diplomatic immunity.
>>> He is the same person who was externed from Pakistan, a few years back, because of his anti-state activities. <<<
He has to be punished, in the same manner as the American court prosecuted the Deputy Ambassador of Georgia in 1976,
for an accidental killing of an American."

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