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  • #16
    Originally posted by Sangar View Post
    I dont believe anything you see. Since you are an enemy to Islam. You expose your blatant animosity to the religion. Nothing you say is of any value. Because your agenda is evident. You discredit Islam and muslims in general. Therefore anything you say should and must be doubted
    You are a Jahil.

    Typical Wahabist.

    Well Mr Sangar, Your Holland Insults Islam every day but yet you trust them to make your life secure and peaceful.

    But What Can I say, Only Jahil people speak like that. When Truth is there you always target their other views that you disagree with to satsify your Jahil mentality.

    Haqqani is a ISI agent, You are a Half Tajik Half Pashtun from Kabul who has not got the gutts to travel to Waziristan, Miram shah to meet your trashy fellow Afghans and see which Army patrols with them.

    Its not me saying this, PAKISTANIS,AFGHANS,MUSLIMS,CHRISTIANS AND JEWS ALL SAY THE SAME THING.

    Sangar, You can follow what you want, but your attitude best suites a Jahil.

    Kind Regards

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Sangar View Post
      they are kuffaar. Just like you.
      Be that as it may, they were the biggest supporters of the Jihad. What happened to the 'Never befriend Yahud and Nasaara'? Why is one of the biggest victories in the contemporary Islamic history eternally in debt to the so-called Judaeo-Christian lobby in the US?

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Nadir Shah View Post
        Be that as it may, they were the biggest supporters of the Jihad. What happened to the 'Never befriend Yahud and Nasaara'? Why is one of the biggest victories in the contemporary Islamic history eternally in debt to the so-called Judaeo-Christian lobby in the US?
        never befriend yahod & nasara against your brother in islam. Communists, marxists, secularists and opponents of Islam are not our brothers. So it is allowed for a muslim to receive help from the kuffar to fight the kuffar.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Sangar View Post
          they are kuffaar. Just like you.
          Are these guys also Kuffaar?




          Sangar, you are the follower of a Proxy Ideology that was used to fight Soviets, now you are nothing but an obstacle towards Pashtun unity.

          Every reason you have to support this ISI jihad has been proven in history as nothing but Political interests

          I am jsut amazed at how a Student of Politic Science can be so Jahil.

          Kind Regards

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            • #21
              Originally posted by StrategistMaseed View Post
              You are a Jahil.

              Typical Wahabist.

              Well Mr Sangar, Your Holland Insults Islam every day but yet you trust them to make your life secure and peaceful.

              But What Can I say, Only Jahil people speak like that. When Truth is there you always target their other views that you disagree with to satsify your Jahil mentality.

              Haqqani is a ISI agent, You are a Half Tajik Half Pashtun from Kabul who has not got the gutts to travel to Waziristan, Miram shah to meet your trashy fellow Afghans and see which Army patrols with them.

              Its not me saying this, PAKISTANIS,AFGHANS,MUSLIMS,CHRISTIANS AND JEWS ALL SAY THE SAME THING.

              Sangar, You can follow what you want, but your attitude best suites a Jahil.

              Kind Regards
              cry me a river
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              • #22
                Sangar

                Here is another supporter of your wicked ideology, Hamid Gul

                http://english.aljazeera.net/focus/2...529736333.html


                Could that lead to [Afghanistan President] Hamid Karzai's government being toppled?

                "Karzai is no more. He is now fighting for his life. They have already started telling him that by the end of this year he will have to shoulder the responsibility of security in Afghanistan. But what are they giving him for this? Nothing at all. In fact, more civilian casualties in military operations are going to weaken Karzai's position."

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Sangar View Post
                  cry me a river
                  You are useless to argue with

                  As usual you divert the topic again with a cheap remark

                  Always remmeber this Sangar from Secular Holland ISI supports Haqqani, this was even admitted by yourself to me not long ago.

                  This is my last comment to this Jahil who considers everything as Kuffur and Kuffur says this and that, He has not even got the gutts to visit Waziristan and see who really is in charge.

                  Go and pray for col imam,maulana sami ul haq and Hamid gul, they are the fathers of your proxy ideology invented to serve the interests of Pakistan.

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                  • #24
                    sami ul haq is a great man. I love him.
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                    • #25
                      Haqani is a cheap Pakistani agent and their household pet. He is a non entity for Pashtun/ afghans. His role as agent of the ISI and Punjab is evident like a broad day light and will always be remembered as traitor. Come to Pakhtunkhwa and people will tell you the whole truth about him.

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                      • #26
                        What Maseed says is the truth.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by PashtunQueen
                          Legend my foot. How dare you call him a legend?
                          lol. Because he is an agent.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by PashtunQueen
                            so if your an agent you bcome a legend?

                            Why doesn't Pakistan keep these legends for itself.

                            That is where he is an official guest now to be used against the infidel afghan population.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Timbaktu
                              I have heard Haqqani was very honest mujahid and a true fighter during the Afghan Jihad against the soviets. He might have had a hand in the creation of Taliban but not all of them are bad so it doesn't make Haqqani a bad person. God knows best.
                              His actions are the reflection of his personality. No one can peep into his mind but he is an obvious and active collaborator of the ISI's anti afghanistan agenda.

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                              • #30
                                By Catherine Philp, Diplomatic Editor


                                div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited {color:#06c;}Washington sent Special Forces into Pakistan last summer after intercepting a call by the Pakistani army chief referring to a notorious Taleban leader as a “strategic asset,” a new book has claimed.

                                The intercept was ordered to confirm suspicions that the Pakistani military were still actively supporting the Taleban whilst taking millions of dollars in US military aid to fight them, according to the “The Inheritance,” by the New York Times correspondent David Sanger.

                                In a transcript passed to Mike McConnell, the Director of National Intelligence in May 2008, General Ashfaq Kayani, the military chief who replaced Pervez Musharraf, was overheard referring to Maulavi Jalaluddin Haqqani as “a strategic asset”. The remark was the first real evidence of the double game that Washington had long suspected President Musharraf was playing as he continued receiving US military aid while aiding the Taleban.

                                Mr Haqqani, a veteran of the anti-Soviet mujahidin wars of the nineties, commands a hardline Taleban group based in Waziristan and is credited with introducing suicide bombing into themilitants’ arsenal.

                                Washington later intercepted calls from Pakistani military units to Mr Haqqani, warning him of an impending military operation designed to prove to the US that Islamabad was tackling the militant threat.

                                “They must have dialled 1-800-HAQQANI” a source told Mr Sanger. “It was something like, ‘Hey, we’re going to hit your place in a few days, so if anyone important is there, you might want to tell them to scram’.”

                                The intercept was the clue that led the CIA to uncover evidence of collusion between the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) and Mr Haqqani in a plot to carry out a spectacular bombing in Afghanistan. Two weeks later, India’s Embassy in Kabul was bombed, killing fifty-four people and prompting a CIA mission to Islamabad to challenge the government with their evidence.

                                The first cross-border strike took place in early September without Islamabad’s knowledge after Washington concluded that no one could be trusted with the information.

                                General Kayani, a former ISI chief, became army chief when Mr Musharraf relinquished that post in 2007, a year before he was forced to quit as president. Worryingly for Washington, General Kayani remains Pakistan’s army chief.

                                Mr Musharraf reacted angrily to the book’s allegations of double-dealing, which appeared in the Pakistani press for the first time yesterday. “Get your facts correct, I have never double-dealt,” Mr Musharraf told Pakistani television stations.
                                “There is a big conspiracy being hatched against Pakistan, to weaken the Pakistan army and the ISI to weaken Pakistan.”

                                Mr Sanger’s book, detailing the foreign policy challenges inherited by the Obama Administration, was published in the US last month. In it, US intelligence officials also speak of their fears that Islamist militants might launch a spectacular attack on Indian soil in the hope of ramping up tensions on the subcontinent, leading Pakistan to deploy its nuclear weapons.

                                Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle5747696.ece

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