For the second day in a row now.
Boom-boom-boom-boom, boom-boom-boom-boom.
Getting you ready for the next attack phase in the "war on terror," 'murkns!!!
Update: What the Boston Globe doesn't tell you today:
"US Air Strike Kills 4 Afghan Civilians
In Afghanistan, four civilians and several fighters have been killed in a US air strike in the Paktia province. The US military says the three women and a child were in the same building as the fighters when the US attacked.
11 Pakistani Troops Killed in US Attack
Meanwhile in Pakistan, the US military is being blamed for killing eleven Pakistani soldiers stationed near the Afghan border. The attack came in a disputed area where Taliban fighters were thought to be holding captured Afghan soldiers. Pakistan says the US bombed its soldiers while backing Afghanistan’s operation. It was the latest in a series of US air strikes inside Pakistan that have killed scores of people in the past year."
So what is Ameria's shit media saying about the air strikes (if anything)?
"The Pakistani Army broadly condemned on Wednesday what it said was an airstrike by United States-led coalition forces that killed 11 Pakistani paramilitary soldiers during a clash with Afghan troops on the border with Afghanistan late Tuesday, calling the airstrike "unprovoked and cowardly."
How come the AmeriKan MSM never knows shit?
Of course, if it were a "suicide" bomb, no qualifiers would be needed, would they?
Pfffffftttt!!!!!
But if the reports are confirmed, they come at a time of some rising tension between the United States and the new government in Pakistan, which has granted wide latitude to militants in its border areas under a new series of peace deals....
Looks like the U.S. just made its feelings known on that, huh?
And CUI BONO? WHO DOESN'T WANT a PEACE DEAL, readers?
NATO and American commanders say cross-border attacks in Afghanistan have surged since talks for those peace deals began in March....
Heavily armed local tribesmen brandishing rocket launchers and Kalashnikov rifles gathered Wednesday near the check post that was reportedly attacked during the airstrike in the mountainous Gora Prai area to show their outrage after the attack, residents said, Agence-France Press reported...."
Uh-oh. The TRIBESMAN are standing with thew Pakistan Army now?
Oh, yes, the U.S. will need to invade Pakistan soon, thus we get Mullen!
"Pakistan tribal area called likely source of next attack on US; Joint Chiefs head says politics delay a preventive push" by Peter Spiegel, Los Angeles Times | June 11, 2008
WASHINGTON - Any future terrorist attack on the United States probably would originate in Pakistan's western tribal regions, where Al Qaeda leaders have set up their most secure haven since the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, the top US military officer said yesterday. I've really kind of had it with the poop=prop shovel, folks. Really, I have:
Also see: Prop 101: Al-CIA-Duh and the OSI
Prop 101: Al-CIA-Duh's Greatest Hits
Prop 101: The "Terrorism" Business
Prop 102: Iraq and Government Lies
Al-CIA-Duh
Who Invented "Al-CIA-Duh?"
"Al-CIA-Duhs" Catch-and-Release Program
Occupation Iraq: Israeli-Trained Death Squads
Asymmetrical Warfare Group
Operation Gladio
Operation Northwoods
Occupation Iraq: British Bombers
Occupation Iraq: America's Roadside Bombs
Salvador Option
Special Police Commandos
Proactive, Preemptive Operations Group
Prop 201 tutorial
FRU
Islam's 9/11
How much more evidence do you need, readers?
But Admiral Michael G. Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said forcible action to disrupt the militants' planning effort is unlikely for now. Difficulties faced by the new government in Islamabad, including a deteriorating economy, are forcing American and Pakistani leaders to delay any move against extremists.
"I believe fundamentally if the United States is going to get hit, it's going to come out of the planning that the leadership in the FATA is generating, their planning and direction," said Mullen, referring to Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas. "I'm not saying it is guaranteed it's going to happen, or that it's imminent. But clearly we know the planning is taking place."
So, WHICH LANGLEY OFFICE is "Al-CIA-Duh" working from?
Mullen's comments echoed the thinking among many military and intelligence officials but represent one of the starkest assessments yet about the implications of Al Qaeda's ability to reorganize in western Pakistan. Mullen visited the country's troubled border region last week.
Meanwhile, late yesterday, at least 10 Pakistani soldiers were killed on the Pakistani side of the Afghan border as US-led forces in Afghanistan battled militants infiltrating Afghanistan, a security official said today.
The soldiers were killed at a border post in the Mohmand tribal region, Reuters reported. The official did not say how the Pakistani soldiers were killed, but residents in the area said it was believed to have been by an air strike. A government official said a pilotless US drone was suspected to have fired a missile into the area.
They sound just like the New York Times!!!
New York, Los Angeles, what's the difference between TWO ZIONIST WAR DAILIES, anyway?
The Pashtun tribal regions have become the primary focus of worldwide US counterterrorism efforts amid intelligence reports that Al Qaeda has been able to regroup to levels not seen since the US invasion of Afghanistan seven years ago.
Yeah, but WE ARE WINNING -- or so George asshole and his minions say!
Mullen's visit, which included meetings with Ashfaq Kiyani, Pakistan's new Army chief, was his third in just six months but his first since the new Pakistani government took office in late March.
Yeah, they are REALLY WORRIED about that NEW GOVERNMENT!
Why? Peace might break out, U.S. war mongers?
The new government has come under criticism for negotiating with extremist groups in the tribal areas, a policy that in the past has been criticized for allowing Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters to regroup.
Under criticism? By who? The U.S.? It's Afghan stooge Karzhai?
And I have ABOUT HAD IT with "Al-CIA-Duh," 'kay, Zionist MSM?!
NOT FOOLEYED ANYMORE!!!!!!
The previous efforts, spearheaded by President Pervez Musharraf, were widely blamed for the resurgence in violence in Afghanistan last year. Musharraf largely abandoned the approach under US pressure.
But, but, but....
Mullen said he shared the concerns of international military leaders in Afghanistan, including the outgoing NATO commander, US Army General Dan K. McNeill, that the renewed negotiations were allowing fighters to cross more freely into Afghanistan. Mullen said he pressed Pakistani military leaders to take action to block cross-border attacks.
And they said no, did they?
At the same time, he argued that negotiations with insurgent groups have borne fruit in other countries. He cited US military talks with Sunni extremists in western Iraq, where moderates were won over and violence fell. Because of that, US officials should remain patient as Pakistan engages Pashtun tribes in the west.
But Mullen acknowledged that, unlike in Iraq, failure to dismantle extremist groups in western Pakistan could have a direct bearing on whether Al Qaeda is able to strike the United States.
So why did Bush lie to us about "Al-CIA-Duh" in Iraq then?
Notice how it is O.K. for the U.S. to talk to "Al-CIA-Duhs," but not anyone else?
"In the FATA, it's that patience that runs you right up against that threat," he said. "And that really defines the problem."
And why am I TOTALLY NON-PLUSSED that the Globe website EDITED OUT the growing tensions in the Pentagon and the 20-30 "military trainers" we will be sending to Pakistan, readers?
Do I really have to make my case anymore about the LYING, OBFUSCATING and DISTORTING Zionist AmeriKan press?
Let's hop back over the border, shall we?
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, June 11 — At least nine Pakistani paramilitary soldiers were killed and five others wounded in a clash with Afghan and possibly U.S. forces on the border with Afghanistan, government officials said Wednesday....
They are truly incredible, readers! FUCK YOU, New York Times!!!!!!!!!
News agencies reported that the soldiers were killed in a missile strike from across the border on midnight Tuesday. Pakistani newspapers reported that there had been an air strike in the area by an American pilotless drone, although it was not clear whether it was the same incident....
That sounds awfully familiar, doesn't it?
The clash occurred at a border post called Chopara on the border with the Afghan province of Kunar, where U.S. and Afghan forces have battled insurgents, including a number of Arabs for several years. The insurgents have been using Mohmand and the adjacent area of Bajaur for the last several years as a base for cross-border attacks into Afghanistan.
Fighting has been reported on the Afghan side of the border between insurgents and Afghan and American forces. According to one news report, one militant was killed and three wounded in a firefight on Monday."
Yeah, whatever, Times (as I reach for the salt shaker).
