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man ..there was one channel who was again again saying "Aagar Osama nannga hota to seal usse nahin maarti " lol man .. **** he is killed .enough of this anga paan.

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Osama bin Laden death: Afghanistan 'had Abbottabad lead four years ago' Jon Boone in Kabul Afghanistan's former intelligence chief says Pakistan's then president Pervez Musharraf angrily rejected Osama hideout tip Afghan intelligence believed Osama bin Laden was hiding in an area close to Abbottabad four years ago – but no action was taken after the claim was furiously rejected by Pakistan's president, Afghanistan's former intelligence chief has said. Agents working for the National Directorate of Security (NDS), the country's intelligence service, worked out that the world's most wanted man must be inside Pakistan proper, rather than the semi-autonomous tribal areas, as early in 2004, Amrullah Saleh told the Guardian. He said they believed Bin Laden must be there based on "thousands of interrogation reports" and the assumption that Osama – "a millionaire with multiple wives and no background of toughness" – would not be living in a tent. "I was pretty sure he was in the settled areas of Pakistan because in 2005 it was still very easy to infiltrate the tribal areas, and we had massive numbers of informants there," he said. "They could find any Arab but notBin Laden." Their intelligence became more precise in 2007 when they believed he was hiding in Manshera, a town a short distance from Abbottabad where the NDS had identified two al-Qaida safe houses. But the former spy chief said that Pervez Musharraf, then president of Pakistan, was outraged at the suggestion that Bin Laden was hiding in such a prominent part of the country. In a meeting with Musharraf and Hamid Karzai the Pakistani president became furious and smashed his fist down on the table. "He said, 'Am I the president of the Republic of Banana?'" Saleh recalled. "Then he turned to President Karzai and said, 'Why have you have brought this Panjshiri guy to teach me intelligence?'" He said Karzai had to intervene as Musharraf got increasingly angry and began to physically threaten Saleh. Afghanistan's former top spy – who has long been a hate figure in Islamabad among officials who believed he was implacably anti-Pakistani – also said he had no doubts that Mullah Omar, the leader of the Taliban movement, was hiding in a safe house owned by the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the Pakistani spy agency, in the city of Karachi. "He is protected by ISI, General Pasha [Lieutenant-General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, director-general of the ISI] knows as I am talking to you where is Mullah Omar and he keeps daily briefs from his officers about the location of senior Taliban leaders, simple," he said. Saleh was speaking to the Guardian soon after addressing a rally of several thousand Afghans in Kabul organised as a show of strength of what he called Afghanistan's "anti-Taliban constituency" who are alarmed at the prospect of peace talks with insurgents. The killing of Bin Laden, who was sheltered by the Taliban regime in the 1990s, has prompted heady speculation that an "end game" to the 10-year conflict is now at hand, with the Afghan government and the Taliban-led insurgency striking a deal. But "deal making" were dirty words to the crowd gathered in a huge tent in Kabul lined with banners saying "We didn't vote for Karzai to make deals" and "Don't sacrifice justice for dealing". Speeches were interrupted several times by chants from the crowd of "Death to the Taliban! Death to the suicide bombers! Death to the Punjabis!" – a reference to the protesters' view that the Taliban are under the control of the ISI. Saleh is a burly and comparatively young man who earned the respect of the CIA during his sometimes brutal leadership of Afghanistan's intelligence service. He received a rapturous reception from the flag-waving crowd when he marched into the tent Saleh lambasted Karzai for calling the Taliban disaffected "brothers". "They are not my brother, they are not your brother – those are our enemies," he declared, to cheers. Saleh warned the government that his movement would not remain content with peaceful demonstrations if Karzai did not change course. Later he told the Guardian that if Karzai "sold out in order to bring the Taliban" there would be no choice but to "rise up". "We have been exposed to a lot of weapons, it is not very difficult to resort to fighting and create influence," he said. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/05/osama-bin-laden-afghan-intelligence-abbottabad-lead

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Man I really beleive Musharraf knew whereabouts of Osama . Simple words : Pak govt /generals can't be trusted !!

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man too much of overacting and that lady laughs like hyena (sick).I couldn't see it for more than 5 min .
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Exactly' date=' the day that happens..the Chinese would be in Islamabad shoving their nunchucks up Kayani's ****.....[/quote'] nunchucks are japanese btw.
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These jokers are trying to divert attention to India, Hamid Mir ( Apparently the only Journo who had access to Osama - wonder why ) was challenging India and said this Biryani, Gilani and other pussies should hold a presss conference I am amazaed at Pak poster trying to show bravado to India, till now - we've been quiet, we have nailed u suckers b4 and will continue to do so..no matter how many chinky noodles u get ..and don't forget we can pawn u outside the sub-continent as well Pak is like a ch####naal at this time..so STFU

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^ Pak Army is having meetings and challenging India to attack. ROFL ... BTW they know thats the only way to unite Pakistan. They are always one when they fight India but right now they are completed ****ed from all sides (literally they are !). What no one is noticing is the fact that by saying India not to do these operations they are accepting that they are shielding terrorists.

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^ Pak Army is having meetings and challenging India to attack. ROFL ... BTW they know thats the only way to unite Pakistan. They are always one when they fight India but right now they are completed ****ed from all sides (literally they are !). What no one is noticing is the fact that by saying India not to do these operations they are accepting that they are shielding terrorists.
If they have any balls, they would immediately sever all ties with the US for the strike. Normally such an operation would amount to declaration of war.
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@Reuters FLASH: Al Qaeda, in statement issued on online sites, confirms Osama bin Laden death. Now please stop asking US for pics!
You think People will stop from sprouting more conspiracies ..No !! .THis statement doesn't mean a thing to those people . anyway any jihadi website where this is confirmed:giggle: .(Not that I really care )
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I feel sad for Pak citizens' date=' they wish they never born in that hell hole[/quote'] "Being associated with Pak is an Embarassment" is an understatement -- I was talking to a Ethiopian Taxi Driver yesterday -- and we got into this India vs Pak thing and of course the topic of Bin Laden came up. Then I asked him what was the general feeling of Ethiopians about Pak and his reply was -- "Let us just say if I had to go the toilet for peeing and if there was Pakistan and an Stinky, Dirty Toilet next to it -- I would go into the Toilet to Pee, despite the bad smell (he meant stench) and dirt inside". I was like wow!. I know I hate that country, but Ethiopians? May be because they are aware of what Somalia and Sudan next doors, and how Bin Laden abused these two countries -- not sure.
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