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India-Pakistan
Musharraf asks US to ensure territorial sovereignty of Pakistan
2006-06-28
President Musharraf has stressed upon the visiting US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice to ensure United States respect and consideration for the territorial sovereignty of Pakistan in its ongoing war against terrorism citing repeated violations by allied forces in Afghanistan as a source of growing reservations among Pakistani masses and intelligentsia.
If we cross the border and kill Mullah Omar or Zawahiri or Binny, that'll be a violation of Pak sovreignty. Should we do that, we'll also be demonstrating yet again that either Pakland can't control its territory — which means they lack sovreignty over it — or that they've been providing shelter to our sworn enemies, which would indicate they're not really on our side despite their protestations. Only if we violate their borders and kill the wrong people do they have a bitch.
The American Secretary of State ensured President Musharraf that America gives due respect and consideration to Pakistan as an important ally in war against terrorism.
Yep. Due and appropriate respect. If we find them, we'll kill them, just like we did with the Zawahiri zap a few months ago. We missed him, but we took out other bad guyz, along with the puppies and kittens and baby ducks and fluffy bunnies.
Condoleezza Rice met President General Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday evening in the President House, where both discussed matters of mutual interest and bilateral relations pertaining to war against terrorism, political situations of Afghanistan, Iraq, the Middle East, Pak-America Defense and economic treaties, regional situations and ongoing peace process between Pakistan and India. Musharraf briefed Condoleezza Rice about serious and steadfast implementations of all the policies agreed upon with President Bush during his visit to Pakistan, and expressed his vow and need for a unified war to end terrorism in the region, assuring her that contrary to malicious propaganda, Osama bin Laden is not present in Pakistan.
"No, no! Certainly not!"
Referring to maintaining balance of power in the Sub-continent region, President Musharraf stressed on USA to sign a pact for delivery of civil nuclear technology to Pakistan as well, since Pakistan requires such technology to fulfill its growing energy need.
And Dr. Strangelove is now under lock and key with a "heart condition."
He also stressed USA to play its part to influence positive outcome of the ongoing peace talks between Pakistan and India, so that the core issue of Kashmir could be resolved amicably and quickly.
But without stopping the flow of hard boyz across the border...
President Musharraf also raised the issue of tirade of rampant and baseless allegations of the Afghan leadership against Pakistan, upon which Ms Rice contended that US stands by its already stated position over the controversy. Pakistan and United States of America reiterated their desire to further strengthen defence relationship so as to cope with the emerging challenges in mutually beneficial ways.
Posted by:Nimble Spemble

#10  As the old saying goes:

IF YOU DON'T START NO SH!T, THERE WON'T BE NO SH!T.
Posted by: Zenster   2006-06-28 20:35  

#9  #8: "we will totally destroy the beforementioned cities, and any others you might have, followed by an armed invasion of five to seven US divisions and assorted allied personnel."

"And then we really might get mad." ;-p
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2006-06-28 18:54  

#8  "We'll respect your sovereignty as long as you turn over the following list of terrorists residing in Quetta, Mirinshah, Tank, and Rawalpindi. You have 90 days. At the end of that time, we will totally destroy the beforementioned cities, and any others you might have, followed by an armed invasion of five to seven US divisions and assorted allied personnel."
Posted by: Old Patriot   2006-06-28 15:59  

#7  Well if Mushi is going to let Binny and da terrornuts play Pancho Villa, then yeah, we are going to come across your f*cking border.
Posted by: Broadhead6   2006-06-28 11:27  

#6  Fair play: alongside this, run the article of a few weeks back in which several Rantburgers thought it was a good fallback idea that Musharraf cede control of bordering territories. This territorial sovereignty assertion on the part of Pakistan was raised by me as a potential flaw in the argument.
Posted by: Jules   2006-06-28 10:20  

#5  Has to protect Binny and Blinky, the most precious of their national treasures, from the murderous Americans.
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2006-06-28 08:58  

#4  Interesting - so now both Russia and China not only have to contend with a surreally future strong, nuclearized, empire = geopol ambitious Iran, but a closer, deeper America in-between as well. Assuming that Radical Iran gets its nukes, it in LT will not accept being a second fiddle, perm minor trading/econ partner to Russia-China within the SCO. KEEP BUYING DAT POPCORN.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2006-06-28 01:52  

#3  Big 4 I forgot Khan.
Posted by: 3dc   2006-06-28 01:36  

#2  So are they turning over the big 3 so we have less reason to cross?
Posted by: 3dc   2006-06-28 01:36  

#1  We can't control our own bordres, why should we respect theirs????
Posted by: anonymous2u   2006-06-28 01:07  

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