veer Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 I usually dont believe in conspiracies.. but after reading Broad's interview I am sure it is one.. Here are the facts.. -- From Broad - "We were promised high level security and in our hour of need that security vanished. There was not a sign of a policeman anywhere. They had clearly gone, left the scene and left us to be sitting ducks. -- All 12 attackers ran off freely after attacking so called ''president level'' security.. Not even that but none of them even got injured.. look at some of the video footage they easily got on motorbikes and drove away.. -- None of lankan players were gravely injured This is a big time inside job... attack was not intended to kill any lankan players but just to scare government.. attack of this magnitude, but unexploding grenades, mis-directed rockets... how is that possible? Think about it .. 12 men killed only 6 men and then ALL were able to flee off harmless?? either they could have killed more civlians / players / policemen.. or they could have got killed by security men..
Sachinism Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 Try telling that to any paki, they're so happy living in denial There is definite inside involvement
veeru_rocks Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 Every time mushy got attacked he ended up finding one of his leiteneant in charge of security was with the attacker.. Yet these ***** mofos delude themselves by polemics like it was indian hand
Lurker Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 I have a slightly different take on this. Pakistani police has been fighting against militants for a while now. Every other day we read 10 cops die, 25 dead and so on. I wonder if they have started to run out of qualified people. I mean you only have to read any non-Pakistani media, say BBC, and you will often see Pakistani cops either surrendering or resigning. Thus it doesnt surprise me that when the terrorists struck some of the cops simply fled away. I wouldnt go so far as saying an out and out inside job but it is definitely certain that someone on the inside did share information.
veer Posted March 4, 2009 Author Posted March 4, 2009 Ok more support to my point.. from Murali.. Murali questions security lapse Cricinfo staff March 4, 2009 Muttiah Muralitharan: "They were shooting both sides of the bus and they counted 39 holes." © AFP Muttiah Muralitharan has questioned whether the terrorists who perpetrated Tuesday's attack on the Sri Lankans had received inside information as to the team's movements. In a chilling account of the Lahore shootout, Murali said the precise timing of the attack suggested the terrorists could have been tipped off about timing and security arrangements. "Somehow in this incident there were no police with guns on the bus," Murali told Australian radio. "If someone was there with a gun we would have had a chance of defending ourselves. Normally all the buses go and we have four or five escorts. We left at 8.30am and Younis Khan (and the Pakistanis) at 8.35am. We divided into two, maybe they knew the information for the right time. They tried to shoot the driver. Then they were shooting both sides of the bus and they counted 39 holes."
Sachinism Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 I have a slightly different take on this. Pakistani police has been fighting against militants for a while now. Every other day we read 10 cops die, 25 dead and so on. I wonder if they have started to run out of qualified people. I mean you only have to read any non-Pakistani media, say BBC, and you will often see Pakistani cops either surrendering or resigning. Thus it doesnt surprise me that when the terrorists struck some of the cops simply fled away. I wouldnt go so far as saying an out and out inside job but it is definitely certain that someone on the inside did share information. Maybe they don't have enough qualified people, but they promised the team 'presidential level security' and well this was far off from being presidential level. There weren't no where near enough people to protect the team at that exact moment
Ram Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 "Somehow in this incident there were no police with guns on the bus," Murali told Australian radio. "If someone was there with a gun we would have had a chance of defending ourselves Some 'Head-of-State' security indeed...
DravidDaBest Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 Some 'Head-of-State' security indeed... More like "Head-OFF-state" security
dial_100 Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 Yep.. They sure did know that the bus was not carrying Pak team.... Unless they want to prove me wrong....Anything is possible...Now the real question is what type of investigation Pakistani authority is capable of conducting. If they do it competently, we will know the truth sooner or later..
coffee_rules Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 I am sure the crime has been perpetruated by ENSA! ENSA = Evil Non-State Actors!
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