The US has no authority under international law to launch attacks on sovereign Pakistani soil. The compound was utterly demolished and only three survivors were recovered. The murders were timed to coincide with Prince Charles visit to Pakistan, where he praised General Musharraf's tough stance on terror.
Madrassa Massacre
Ironic | 31.10.2006 13:21 | Anti-militarism | Anti-racism | Repression
The US has no authority under international law to launch attacks on sovereign Pakistani soil. The compound was utterly demolished and only three survivors were recovered. The murders were timed to coincide with Prince Charles visit to Pakistan, where he praised General Musharraf's tough stance on terror.
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How do you know this?
31.10.2006 13:35
Arthur
Thats the bloody point
31.10.2006 14:51
Ugly amerikan death suckers utilizing the zionist/tulmuldist priciple of kill kill kill will NOT result in a fairer safer more peaceful world ... the opposit in fact.
Deep deep shame upon those who think otherwise.
jsl
Calm down mate!
31.10.2006 16:41
Arthur
Collective Punishment is illegal
31.10.2006 18:30
If British intelligence believe a wanted militant is residing at a house in Bradford, possibly manufacturing a bomb, does that mean the army can massacre the whole neighbourhood?
Ironic
ill though out rant
31.10.2006 19:55
80 + dead teenagers is a crime against humanity ... from the same sponsors as many many many others.
In fact on numbers alone, were the common or garden alien to land upon us and be asked who the 'terrorists' in the war on terra were ... there is no doubting where there answer would lean.
And it aint muslims.
jsl
Stating accusations as fact!
01.11.2006 06:00
Arthur
Another comparison then...
01.11.2006 08:30
JB
Surprisingly peace agreement struck
01.11.2006 10:57
...
Surprisingly, the strike on Damadola, the second since January, came the day the government was expected to sign a peace agreement with militants in Bajaur replicating the September 5 truce reached with militants in North Waziristan.
The peace agreement, had it been signed, would have resulted in the grant of a pardon to the two most wanted militants, Maulana Faqir Mohammad and Maulvi Liaqat. Both had been charged with harbouring and providing shelter to Al Qaeda operatives.
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dawn October 31, 2006
Forget it jsl.
01.11.2006 11:47
The very fact that they throw around the term 'al quida' - even if only as a stick to beat you with, indicates they have swallowed the war on terror story lock stock and barrel. As far as I can tell, their efforts are probably only directed at winding [us] up and distracting from their own inheriently inconsistant, incomprehensible and ignorant views.
king bored
yes, lets calm down and wait
01.11.2006 11:55
but only when the war is over
but only when our troops are out of harms way
but only when the enemy is defeated
... and if the enquiry (at some unspecified date long in the future) turns out the notion that:
the war was bogus
our troops died for no reason
the enemy turned out to be those swine sitting on the wests resources
... lets hope we get a solid apology ... that will make it all right.
I haven't the time to unravel the convoluted reasoning behind your smug assertions, and neither do I want to, as they stand as a marker for the arrogant western racism that is reaping so much self evident havoc on the world and its survival mechanisms.
Post my useful idiot, post.
jsl