Jinnah Public School is commonly known as the Jinnah School in this central African country. The Congolese students honor Pakistan once every year at the annual function by reciting the Pakistani national anthem. Some 4000 Pakistani civilians and soldiers are helping Congo-Kinshasa stand on its feet.
Read how Pakistani president Asif Zardari’s aide Ms. Fauzia Wahab gets a rap from one of her in-laws on an Internet forum of Pakistani journalists. Ninety-year-old Khaleel Siddiqi asks Ms. Wahab to drop her husband’s name and warns her that her party will lose in the next elections if it frees Raymond Davis, a US spy who killed two Pakistanis in Lahore last month.
Raymond Davis worked in Pakistan as a special operations, intelligence and security contractor of CIA. His wife has told American journalists her husband told her to contact a CIA official if he fell in trouble. The case exposes CIA’s secret espionage network in Pakistan.
The Americans, mis-identified by the US Embassy as “diplomats” are believed involved in covert or “black ops” operations inside Pakistan, reportedly against the government of Pakistan, America’s primary ally in the region.
With the death of 25-year-old Shumaila, four Pakistani citizens are now dead because of an American killer who is being shielded by the US government.
This year’s celebrations were a notch above the last decade. Pakistan is back to its original position on Kashmir.
The city of Lahore is exposed not only to local terrorists working with foreign handlers, but also to Indians and now to private American security contractors. This exclusive report was first published by PakNationalists.com on 16 March 2010. It was reproduced on 5 February 2011 after new evidence emerged in the case of Raymond Davis, a US citizen caught working under diplomatic guise for US intelligence.
John Arso, Pickel Robin Kenneth, Lister Douglas Michael, Clen Denen Jason Robert and Steele Jr Richard Earl, James Bill Koeen and Charlie Benzic are the names of some of the US ‘diplomats’ arrested in Pakistan over the past three years. What were four US ‘diplomats’ carrying M-4 machine guns and wearing Pakhtun clothes and beards doing entering the Pakistani capital coming from the Afghan border?
The youth wing of a Pakistani political party organizes a march from the site where an American undercover agent murdered three Pakistanis in broad daylight last week. The march will proceed to the offices of the American Consulate in Lahore, which has been protecting a hired terrorist working for US intelligence and disguised as a diplomat.
Karachi is an Indian target. Attacks on religious shrines, especially Sufi shrines, are foreign-instigated and aim at starting a civil war in the country, exploiting tensions on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. India is arming and funding anti-Pakistani fighters and distributing anti-Pakistan literature in Balochistan and the tribal belt.
There is a strange silence in the Pakistani capital on new US-mounted nuclear pressures, but Pakistani diplomats and nuclear experts are speaking up where the Pakistani state is silent.
Interrogations with the arrested Indian spy have shed some light on covert Indian spy networks inside Pakistan. New information includes leads on Indian intelligence priorities in the region, which are focused on putting pressure on Pakistan and ISI through fake terror acts that could also destroy peace talks between India and Pakistan.
An office an Afghan software company has been burned in Chennai. Fifty-nine Afghan students including two girls escape from an Indian university and seek refuge in New Delhi after threats to their lives from ordinary Indians. Last week, two Afghan students were seriously beaten and five injured, including the son of an Afghan minister. Afghan embassy in India has asked India police to ensure security of Afghan citizens.
After massive rapes in Kashmir, Indian soldiers open a new front in Afghanistan with this case of a married Indian army major with two children who claimed to have converted to Islam, who married an 18-year-old Afghan girl in Kabul and then dumped her. Now the girl is in New Delhi seeking justice. The case highlights Indian army’s violations against women in occupied Kashmir and Afghanistan. It also opens a little known secret: India’s controversial military presence in Afghanistan.
The two, one Hindu clergyman and the other a serving officer of the Indian military intelligence, killed more than 60 Pakistani goodwill visitors who were on a peace mission to India in 2007.
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