Killing of Doctor Part of Taliban War on Educated

[Captain1]

Re: Killing of Doctor Part of Taliban War on Educated

@CENTCOM

It is exceptionally naïve to believe that Muslims cannot, and have not in fact, injured one another in the past. The fact that it does happen is of course a very tragic and unfortunate reality. By suggesting that it is hard for you to accept that, and then going on to find a foreign entity to blame it on, proves that you are indeed turning a blind eye to facts.

This kind of reply is now getting old and repetitive and unconvincing. Just because Muslims have/do hurt each other does not mean that every single time a Muslim is hurt its done by another Muslim. I understand you guys are not here to admit any kind of action against Pakistani nation as it will only prove you guilty all over the place. Even when you guys were found guilty your administration/institutions still don't accept the blame rather pass the blame on others.

[javedmiandad]

Re: Killing of Doctor Part of Taliban War on Educated

@CENTCOM

It is exceptionally naïve to believe that Muslims cannot, and have not in fact, injured one another in the past. The fact that it does happen is of course a very tragic and unfortunate reality. By suggesting that it is hard for you to accept that, and then going on to find a foreign entity to blame it on, proves that you are indeed turning a blind eye to facts. As we have said before, the United States Department of Defense has not used the services of Blackwater/Xe in Pakistan. There are approximately 230 U.S military personnel in Pakistan. They are present in Pakistan at the request of the Pakistani government. Their mission is to support security assistance programs and help them acquire training in counterinsurgency techniques. The purpose of these programs is to aid our Pakistani allies so that they can fight against violent extremist organizations and stop these barbarians from killing the educated and innocent people of Pakistan such as Dr. Khan. These extremists are indiscriminately killing innocent people. To their mercenary objectives, it does not matter whether you are a Muslim or not. Even during the sacred month of Ramadan, the TTP conducted terrorist activities which killed many innocent Pakistani people, blatantly disregarding the basic teachings of peace and good will during that month. In fact it is too easy to blame everything on these imaginary American death squads that you have created for yourself, instead of paying attention to self proclaimed confessions by the Taliban claiming that they are behind such heinous attacks.

LCDR Bill Speaks
DET – United States Central Command
www.centcom.mil

dear bill speaks

thanks for your response, I would like to say you did’nt answer any of the questions i posed, for example your defence secretary Robert Gates stated blackwater/xe dyncorp is in pakistan this your own guy who is number 1 in charge saying this, this contradict your claim no blackwater or mercenary groups in pakistan.

Its clear your job is to promote your government lines and statements. But we can see the reality on the ground and it does’nt match what your government is telling the media or on this forum.

For me america’s foreign policy is the problem, we had none of this chaos untill the american forces landed, and untill they are removed from pakistan and afghanistan i can see the killings and chaos continuing. This is my opinion i do not speak for millions of people but i am pretty sure a lot of people have this opinion also because they can see with their own eyes what is going on.

[yazdi]

Re: Killing of Doctor Part of Taliban War on Educated

@CENTCOM
We Pakistanis are peace loving people who do not support violence against anyone including Americans, Afghanis, Iraqis, Pakistanis, Israelis... and so on. Presently as a nation we are the most suffering nation in this so called war against terror, which was never our war. We believe that because of certain American actions we are suffering more.

The general perception in Pakistan is that America is not pursuing this war with enough transparency and ethics. if collectively we want to solve this menace, this war can only be won from a higher moral ground. We can not answer one wrong with another wrong. I am not pointing out any specific incident of unnecessary American intervention in other countries internal problems through actively involving American armed personnel operating in these countries. We believe American policy of fighting against terrorism is too much self centered with least regard to sufferings of others. The past record of Americans abandoning their allies in the middle of problem when they think their own interests are served does not help either. These problems combined make American policies unlikable in the mind of majority of Pakistani public opinion which is often misunderstood as a support for violence by Americans...

[yazdi]

Re: Killing of Doctor Part of Taliban War on Educated

@CENTCOM
We Pakistanis are peace loving people who do not support violence against anyone including Americans, Afghanis, Iraqis, Pakistanis, Israelis... and so on. Presently as a nation we are the most suffering nation in this so called war against terror, which was never our war. We believe that because of certain American actions we are suffering more.

The general perception in Pakistan is that America is not pursuing this war with enough transparency and ethics. if collectively we want to solve this menace, this war can only be won from a higher moral ground. We can not answer one wrong with another wrong. I am not pointing out any specific incident of unnecessary American intervention in other countries internal problems through actively involving American armed personnel operating in these countries. We believe American policy of fighting against terrorism is too much self centered with least regard to the suffering of others. The past record of Americans abandoning their allies in the middle of problem when they think their own interests are served does not help either. These problems combined make American policies unlikable in the mind of majority of Pakistanis which is often misunderstood as a support for violence by Americans...