newsweek.com - 12/8/2008
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If the Mumbai attacks were India's 9/11, then it has responded quite differently than the United States did in the weeks following that horrible event. Much of the debate among Indians has looked inward, focusing on their government's lack of preparedness, poor intelligence and bungling response ...
timesonline.co.uk - 12/8/2008
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timesonline.co.uk —
Pakistani security forces have raided a suspected training
camp used by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), the militant group blamed
for last month's attack on Mumbai, and arrested several of the group's activists, government officials said today. One official ...
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'Mumbai (Bombay) mastermind' arrested in Pakistan
latimesblogs.latimes.com - 12/8/2008
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latimesblogs.latimes.com —
While you were watching football this morning and
afternoon President-elect Barack Obama had a busy day, though
part of it was pre-recorded on Saturday. We have three news videos below, plus the transcript of Obama's Sunday morning interview on ...
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Terror, recession, oh, workout fiend Obama's still a smoker
longwarjournal.org - 12/10/2008
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Pakistan security services detained another senior Lashkar-e-Taiba operative
suspected of being involved in the Mumbai terror attack.
Zarar Shah was one of an estimated 10 to 20 Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives detained during raids on the terror ...
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Pakistan detains Lashkar-e-Taiba communications expert
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Daily Kos —
... Reagan orthodoxy and other core conservative beliefs. They fear the creation of another permanent bureaucracy, foresee a strain on the budget at a time of extreme economic distress and argue that such spending is an ineffective economic stimulus. These are all legitimate worries, but they miss the bigger point: We're up the creek without a paddle, our ideas have failed, and the public knows it. But don't despair. After all, we're a center-right country. Fareed Zakaria: It's all about Pakistan, and they'd better get their act together. ...
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Notes From a Grumpy Old Man —
... In a recent column,Fareed Zakaria points out that, as with the Mumbai tragedy, all roads lead through the Pakistani military. The civilian government seems to be an observer in all of this, and " Which would be worse: if the Pakistani military knew about this operation in advance, or if they didn't?" Part of the mystery may be solved with the arrest of 22 people in Kashmir, one who is supposed to be the mastermind behind the commando raids on Mumbai. So, some tough choices for both the Pakistani government and Obama's policy makers in the ...
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pd.miami.com 12/6/2008 — India demands Pakistan hand over fugitives, testing pledge of cooperation Tue Dec 2, 2008 India demanded Tuesday that Islamabad hand over 20 fugitives it says have taken refuge in Pakistan, in an escalation of the confrontation between the... more... ...
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pajamasmedia.com 11/29/2008 — The New York Times notes the inconvenient truth. Barack Obama’s plan to enlist Pakistan in the fight against al-Qaeda in exchange for improving its relations with India has become one of the potential casualties in Mumbai.
The terrorist attacks ...
Talk of India-Pakistan war
agonist.org 12/2/2008 — There are feverish talks happening here in India about going out for a war with Pakistan due to last week's terrorist attacks in Bombay.
Here is my analysis (first 3 paras' content are also repeated in one of my comments in the Bombay post on ...
Indian demands Pakistan turn over most wanted
longwarjournal.org 12/2/2008 —
Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed.
Indian has demanded the Pakistani government turn over about 20 most wanted terrorists to demonstrate its seriousness about fighting terrorism in the wake of last week's terror siege of ...
Mumbai - The Case Against Pakistan Strengthens
newshoggers.com 12/12/2008 — By Cernig
This is the post where I willingly eat some crow,which will no doubt please some critics of my earlier posts on the recent terror attacks in Mumbai.
Right from the first , India blamed the Lashkar e-Taiba, a primarily ...
Pakistan refuses to extradite Mumbai terrorists
timesonline.co.uk 12/9/2008 — Google Earth ban call after Mumbai attacks | Pakistan will not hand India any of the Lashkar-e-Taiba militants arrested on Sunday for their suspected role in the Mumbai terrorist attacks, but will try them under its own laws, the country's foreign ...
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ajc.com 12/6/2008 — U.S. warned India of waterborne plot - (12.03.2008) ... attacked Mumbai set out by boat from the Pakistani port of Karachi , then later hijacked an Indian fishing trawler that carried ... Plight of India's Muslims finally bubbles to surface - ...
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First Read 12/8/2008
From NBC's Libby Leist Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari called Secretary Condoleezza Rice this morning to update her on the Pakistani security forces operations today outside of Muzafarrabad, according to Rice's spokesman Sean McCormack. ...
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