that it was the pakistan military who had promoted terrorism in India occupied kashmir !! or wil they say that it was not musharraf at all. and it was his effigy or dummy .. or mayb it got fabricated by the media !!
Although some confidential documents are released related to US internals but most of them are to create destabilization in other countries and give US a chance to justify their action if they make any in Future..
Re: Wikileaks seems to be a CIA puppet
by Sathish N on Dec 01, 2010 03:08 PM
Minor correction.. give GLOBALISTS a chance to justify their action if they make any in Future..
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by Oye Kake on Dec 01, 2010 02:56 PM
So in near future we see another attack; Even incase of IRAQ it was bounded with a lot of restriction for years by UN to weaken it internally before US attack it so that it falls easily
It is not the Central Government who is controlling this nation but some w*hores who know the power of their flesh and skin and how to use it. Though they are consultants to the outside world, they act as both the p*imp and the p*rostitute intermittently and once the leaders are trapped in their net, they are under their control.
I just wonder when see the similarities of the two women who had complete media coverage in recent times. Both are 5’5’’ height, well built, white, huge b*uttocks and b*reasts and a mouth-watering curvy body, the ingredients required to lure even Vishwamitra.
Press Trust Of India London, December 01, 2010First Published: 11:09 IST(1/12/2010) Last Updated: 12:33 IST(1/12/2010)
Pakistan's Army and ISI are covertly sponsoring four militant groups, including LeT, and will not abandon them for any amount of US money, the American envoy to Islamabad wrote in a secret review in 2009, diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks show
review said that Pakistan had received more than USD 16 billion in American aid since 2001, but "there is no chance that Pakistan will view enhanced assistance... as sufficient compensation for abandoning support to these groups", Anne Patterson wrote in the review of Afghanistan-Pakistan strategy in September 2009
