Kuwaiti Teen: Orders from Pakistan to place Explosives?

Now headquarters is Pakistan? Orders are dispatched from there? Does anyone in Pakistan have any say whether they want to recruited into this new war? Is this a kid just seeking attention?


World: Kuwaiti teen arrested explosives after found in car, authorities say

http://www.nandotimes.com/world/story/580458p-4532551c.html

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By DIANA ELIAS, Associated Press

KUWAIT (October 17, 2002 2:49 p.m. EDT) - Kuwaiti authorities arrested a teenager Thursday who had explosives in his car near a shopping center and residential high-rise where some U.S. soldiers live just outside Kuwait City, Kuwaiti government officials said.

A 17-year-old male was arrested near the Alia and Ghalia towers in Fintas, about 15 miles south of Kuwait City, an Interior Ministry official said on condition of anonymity. Several U.S. military personnel live in the building.
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The youth had 10 bottles filled with gasoline, each with a cloth fuse, in his car, and told police he had received orders from Pakistan over the Internet to place the explosives in the towers. **

However, the Kuwaiti Interior Ministry official said it was the youth who had called authorities reporting a suspicious car in front of the buildings. When police arrived, they saw the youth but not the suspicious car, he said.

On questioning the teen, whose name was not released, the boy initially denied having a car of his own in the area, but the official said he ultimately directed them to his car, which contained the makeshift explosives.

The teen was arrested, he said.

A police car was patrolling the building afterward, but the incident did not appear to cause any disruption at the towers.

Residents outside shortly afterward said they were unaware of any trouble, and people were sipping soft drinks and appeared relaxed at a center connecting the two towers that has a bakery, Internet cafe and flower shop.

A U.S. Embassy official said the Americans had no information on any incident.

**However, the Kuwaiti Interior Ministry official said it was the youth who had called authorities reporting a suspicious car in front of the buildings. When police arrived, they saw the youth but not the suspicious car, he said. **

:hehe: Just like MMA left a note as parcel bombs went off :hehe:

:hehe: Poor Oldlahori desperately picking every anti-Pakistani story he sees to prove his “loyalty” to a certain place, but once again failing to read the full facts.

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Malik73 ji: Did you read the last question I posed. The stories I post are not anti-Pakistan. The may be anti-arab, they usually will be anti-alqaida. I just wish more Pakistanis would clearly see pakistan's self interest over and above that of Taliban (history) or of their arab guests.

And you call your self Sher-e-Pakistan. May Allah grant you the wisdom to distinguish between the welfare of Pakistan and the pied piper tune cast by the global khalifites.

OldLahori

Relax. Don't take Malik's view as an offence. :)

Back to the topic: It's just rumor!

Your last question reply: Yes, that kid needs Medical check-up.

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The stories I post are not anti-Pakistan. **The may be anti-arab
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When you admit to being anti-Arab, how can you then turn round and lecture others about being anti this or that?

I have seen all your threads on Gupshup, and very few of them have anything good to say about Pakistan (I can't even remember one I think?). You pick any anti-Pakistani story you see on the net, even one like this which is not even based on sound facts and post away. Sad attempts at proving to others...I'm sorry to say.

he also claimed later that ronald mcdonald asked him to do naughty things to his chihuahua..

idiots

Re: Kuwaiti Teen: Orders from Pakistan to place Explosives?

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The youth had 10 bottles filled with gasoline, each with a cloth fuse, in his car, and told police he had received orders from Pakistan over the Internet to place the explosives in the towers. **

Yeh.....the website where the orders were posted was www.theonion.com.