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Hillary Clinton tells Pakistan it's doing too little against Al Qaeda
On a fence-mending visit, the secretary of State turns blunt, saying she finds it 'hard to believe that nobody in your government knows where they are and couldn't get them if they really wanted to.' Copyright 2009, The Los Angeles Times
Clinton Challenges Pakistanis on Al Qaeda
Clinton Challenges Pakistanis on Al Qaeda
nytimes.com — LAHORE, Pakistan — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton , on a visit meant to improve relations... with Pakistan, strongly suggested Thursday that some Pakistani officials bore responsibility for allowing terrorists from Al Qaeda to operate from ... (more) Clinton Challenges Pakistanis on Al Qaeda
Hillary Gets Tough; Will it Work?
Hillary Gets Tough; Will it Work?
tnr.com — This is pretty great. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton expressed doubt Thursday over Pakistan's failure to... locate top al-Qaeda leaders in the eight years since they escaped over the border from Afghanistan, telling a group of Pakistani ... (more) Hillary Gets Tough; Will it Work?
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Moving Days: Can delicate coalition survive thousand cuts?
The Note — ...  "Clinton's three-day visit is her first to Pakistan since she became secretary of State, and its principal goal is to improve strained relations. On the first day of her visit, in Islamabad, she declared that she wanted to ‘turn a page' in the U.S.-Pakistani relationship," Paul Richter reports for the Los Angeles Times. ...

Hillary’s Ill Will Tour
Antiwar.com Original — In what the Los Angeles Times described as "a fence-mending trip" to Pakistan, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton managed to tear down more fence posts than she repaired. Abrasive, arrogant, and condescending, she fired a series of verbal RPG volleys that nearly demolished what remained of good relations between the U.S. and its principal ally in the region. On the fight against al-Qaeda:"Clinton told a group of journalists in Lahore that she found it ‘hard to believe that nobody in your government knows where they are and couldn’t get them if they really wanted to.’ Al-Qaeda, ...

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