Dogs of war and whatnot:
PAKISTAN was bracing last night for a retaliatory airstrike by India against the sprawling headquarters of the al-Qa'ida-linked Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist organisation near Lahore.
As Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari warned the LET militants "had the power to precipitate war in the region", India demanded that Islamabad hand over a list of about 20 people, including India's most-wanted man Dawood Ibrahim.
India's military chiefs were exerting strong pressure on the country's political leaders to give permission to attack the headquarters, an 80ha site at Muridke, close to the Punjab capital of Lahore, just across the border from India.
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WELL THE NEED OF THE HOUR IZ PEACE LOCALLY, REGIONALLY, AND GLOBALLY. I AM APPALED AT THE RHETORIC FROM THE INDIAN MEDIA. U C THAT AINT GONNA CHANGE ANYTHING....DO U EVEN KNOW HOW MANY PAKISTANIS HAVE DIED AT THE HANDS OF TERRORISTS DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS...WELL MORE THAN THE COMBINED TOTAL OF THE TWO INDO-PAK WARS.
ALL I CAN SAY IZ THAT THIS WHAT THE TERRORISTS WANT....ANOTHER INDO-PAK CLASH...
ONE THING MORE THE MUMBAI ATTACKS (COWARDLY AND GROSS) NEED TO BE TAKEN AS A SEPARATE EVENT WHICH NEEDS EXCLUSIVE AND FOCUSED INVESTIGATION.....THE INDIAN GOVT BY BRINGING IN THE ERSWHILE OLD"TWENTY MOST WANTED LIST" IS JUST CONFUSING THE ATMOSPHERE....ALL WE NEED IZ THE REAL EVIDENCE RELATED TO MUMBAI ATTACKS.....SO PLEASE THINK CLEARLY AND NOT LET THE EMOTIONS GET THE BETA OF U...
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