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If the Pakistanis are our friends,
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If the Pakistanis are our friends, and claim to be fighting the same terrorists we are, then why did they just sentence the doctor who helped find Bin Laden to 33 years?!
A senior U.S. official with knowledge of counter-terrorism operations against Al Qaeda in Pakistan said the doctor was never asked to spy on Pakistan.
Send in the SEALs......
SNIP:
"He was asked only to help locate Al Qaeda terrorists, who threaten Pakistan and the U.S.," the official told Fox News. "He helped save Pakistani and American lives. His activities were not treasonous, they were heroic and patriotic."
Read more: GOP Rep. King says Obama officials disclosed identity of jailed Pakistani doctor | Fox News
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Send in the real heroes, Seal Team Six to rescue the man with a conscience.....
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Boggles the mind.
As I stated in another thread...same topic?
The Doctor's lawyer should have claimed that Obama said HE got bin-Laden...go after him.
As I stated in another thread...same topic?
The Doctor's lawyer should have claimed that Obama said HE got bin-Laden...go after him.
Pheonixops
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If the Pakistanis are our friends, and claim to be fighting the same terrorists we are, then why did they just sentence the doctor who helped find Bin Laden to 33 years?!
Good question. They were never our "friends", they are "friends" when it suits them ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$), we should be able to tell them to release that guy
The ONLY reason we pay attention to them is they have NUKES...as does India...If the Pakistanis are our friends, and claim to be fighting the same terrorists we are, then why did they just sentence the doctor who helped find Bin Laden to 33 years?!
Good question. They were never our "friends", they are "friends" when it suits them ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$), we should be able to tell them to release that guy
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The question is, how can we expect the locals to turn in terrorists in the future, when this is the punishment the Pakistanis (the same people we supposedly pay to fight terrorists) accord such heroic actions?If the Pakistanis are our friends, and claim to be fighting the same terrorists we are, then why did they just sentence the doctor who helped find Bin Laden to 33 years?!
A senior U.S. official with knowledge of counter-terrorism operations against Al Qaeda in Pakistan said the doctor was never asked to spy on Pakistan.
Send in the SEALs......
SNIP:
"He was asked only to help locate Al Qaeda terrorists, who threaten Pakistan and the U.S.," the official told Fox News. "He helped save Pakistani and American lives. His activities were not treasonous, they were heroic and patriotic."
Read more: GOP Rep. King says Obama officials disclosed identity of jailed Pakistani doctor | Fox News
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDgNHwPKQD8"]Seal Team Six - YouTube[/ame]
Send in the real heroes, Seal Team Six to rescue the man with a conscience.....
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Thats a good point Roudy, it really puts people off locating terrorists in the future. Shocking that the doctor is in prison. The Pakistanis really aren't friends - if they were, they might have realised Bin Laden was living around the corner from their military academy. I can understand them being pissed off over ISAF killing their soldiers but I wouldn't trust them.
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Pakistani doctor jailed after bin Laden hunt found guilty of Islamist militancy | World news | guardian.co.ukthe trial document shows he was in fact found guilty of terrorism, not treason under Pakistan's much criticised Frontier Crimes Regulation, a set of draconian laws first imposed by the British on the Pashtun tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.
The court document said Afridi was an active supporter of Lashkar-e-Islam, a banned militant group, and its leader Mangal Bagh.
It also claimed he used his position as head of a government hospital to channel nearly £14,000 to the group and gave medical care to various militant commanders.
If the Pakistanis are our friends, and claim to be fighting the same terrorists we are, then why did they just sentence the doctor who helped find Bin Laden to 33 years?!
Pakistan is not our friends, they just like American cash.
Truthseeker420
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are our? lol
The guy was a spy for a foreign government.
We would do the exact same thing if the situation was reversed.
We would do the exact same thing if the situation was reversed.
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He helped locate the most wanted terrorist in the world. How is that "spying"? What Pakistani state or other secrets did he give away, in what way did he betray his country? Unless their hiding of Bin Laden WAS a state secretThe guy was a spy for a foreign government.
We would do the exact same thing if the situation was reversed.
He should have been given a medal. Most Americans know that the Pakistanis were totally complicit in hiding Bin Laden. They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point, and they kept lying to the world, acting like they had no idea where Bin Laden was. Not only did our govt not punish Pakistan for this betrayal but we are still forking out the billions, for nothing. And now they do this?
They didn't build it for him; it was built many years before he moved in. Nor was it a mansion.They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point,
Just saying
He helped locate the most wanted terrorist in the world. How is that "spying"? What Pakistani state or other secrets did he give away, in what way did he betray his country? Unless their hiding of Bin Laden WAS a state secretThe guy was a spy for a foreign government.
We would do the exact same thing if the situation was reversed.
He should have been given a medal. Most Americans know that the Pakistanis were totally complicit in hiding Bin Laden. They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point, and they kept lying to the world, acting like they had no idea where Bin Laden was. Not only did our govt not punish Pakistan for this betrayal but we are still forking out the billions, for nothing. And now they do this?
We do need to see what we can do to help this guy, get him a green card and bring him over here. He is a hero to us.
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If an American helped a European country locate an international terrorist hiding in the US, would that person be charged for "espionage" by the American Govt.? By Pakistani standards the place was a mansion, and was speically modified with additional walls and barriers. There is no way the Pakistani govt was not aware and complicit in hiding Bin Laden in a neighborhood like that. That's why they bulldozed the house down not to long ago, to hide their tracks.They didn't build it for him; it was built many years before he moved in. Nor was it a mansion.They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point,
Just saying
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Yes of course. One Muslim stands up and does the right thing, and he and his family are punished like this.He helped locate the most wanted terrorist in the world. How is that "spying"? What Pakistani state or other secrets did he give away, in what way did he betray his country? Unless their hiding of Bin Laden WAS a state secretThe guy was a spy for a foreign government.
We would do the exact same thing if the situation was reversed.
He should have been given a medal. Most Americans know that the Pakistanis were totally complicit in hiding Bin Laden. They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point, and they kept lying to the world, acting like they had no idea where Bin Laden was. Not only did our govt not punish Pakistan for this betrayal but we are still forking out the billions, for nothing. And now they do this?
We do need to see what we can do to help this guy, get him a green card and bring him over here. He is a hero to us.
If an American helped a European country locate an international terrorist hiding in the US, would that person be charged for "espionage" by the American Govt.? By Pakistani standards the place was a mansion, and was speically modified with additional walls and barriers. There is no way the Pakistani govt was not aware and complicit in hiding Bin Laden in a neighborhood like that. That's why they bulldozed the house down not to long ago, to hide their tracks.They didn't build it for him; it was built many years before he moved in. Nor was it a mansion.They built the mansion for him in a military city next to Pakistan's West Point,
Just saying
Of course the Pakistani government was in on it, no way he could have lived there without their say so.
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