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pajamasmedia.com - 11/24/2008
To be or not to be
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Question: what do Hillary Clinton, Madeleine Albright, Barack Obama and Osama Bin Laden have in common? Answer: Pakistan. Hillary Clinton is rumored to be a top contender for the next Secretary of State. Chris Cilliza at the Fix rounds up the rumors. A New York Times story suggesting that she ...
Al Qaeda operative Rashid Rauf reported killed in North Waziristan strike
longwarjournal.org - 11/22/2008
Al Qaeda operative Rashid Rauf reported killed in North Waziristan strike
— longwarjournal.org — Rashid Rauf. Click to view. Today's early morning airstrike by unmanned US Predator aircraft in Pakistan's Taliban-run... North Waziristan tribal agency is said to have killed senior al Qaeda operative Rashid Rauf and another al ... (more) Al Qaeda operative Rashid Rauf reported killed in North ...

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weeklystandard.com - 11/26/2008
Is Pakistani Intelligence Involved in the Terrorist Attacks in India?
— weeklystandard.com — In some ways, today’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai (Bombay), India are unremarkable. India has been repeatedly attacked... in recent years. Pakistani and Kashmiri based terrorist groups, as well as so-called homegrown terrorists, kill up to hundreds ... (more) Is Pakistani Intelligence Involved in the Terrorist ...

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reuters.com - 11/21/2008
Pakistan army practices shooting drone aircraft | International
— reuters.com — ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani soldiers practiced shooting at pilotless "drone" aircraft Friday, the military said a day... after the government lodged a protest with the U.S. ambassador over drone missile strikes in Pakistani territory. Anti-aircraft ... (more) Pakistan army practices shooting drone aircraft | ...

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Stones Cry Out — ... Pakistan … quoth Richard, “It has nuclear weapons, corruption, poverty, extremism, a terrible financial situation, a government that’s just come in that’s not very strong, and it is in a location that is absolutely essential in terms of dealing with Afghanistan.” Read on. ...

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