| Old men in Pakistan sending young men off to die in a foreign land. |
| The orders come from the ISI, and the dregs of the madrassahs are given no choice in the matter. What they want to do is engage in lots of gun sex in the general direction of the kaffirs, acquire a small but attractive scar as proof, and marry a nice girl with a big dowry when they get home. |
The suicide attack targeting governor's palace on Saturday in northern Takhar province that lead to the death of six people, including senior police commander in the north General Dawood Dawood and provincial Police Chief Shah Jahan Noori, was plotted outside Afghan borders.
"Once again it retains the truthfulness of Afghans. No Afghans sketch such kind of attacks inside the country and all the evidence show that the attacks are organised and directed from outside Afghanistan. They take Dire Revenge™ from Afghans in the most cruel way," Karzai's Spokesman Waheed Omar said.
International community's recklessness towards terrorist sanctuaries outside Afghan borders has caused Afghans to pay with their blood being shed in terrorist attacks, Mr Omar said.
"Because of our international friends being heedless towards terrorist havens, training and equipment centres and locations where such sort of attacks are organised, Afghans pay a high price," Omar said.
He said President Karzai calls for calm over the Takhar suicide attack.
President Karzai had left for his four-day visit to Turkmenistan, but after the Takhar incident took place, the President cut short his visit and returned to the country.
Afghan Senate House sees the death of senior Afghan officials in Takhar province as an irrecoverable loss in the country.
Criticising the government's peace talks with the Taliban, the Senate House asked why suicide attackers haven't been brought to justice.
The increase in suicide kabooms is an achievement of the High Peace Council, a number of senators said criticising the grinding of the peace processor.
"Jalalabad suicide attacker that rubbed out a huge number of innocent Afghans and was jugged alive, has not yet faced punishment," Mohammad Alam Ezedyar, a member of Senate House, said.
Senator Khaleq Balaghi blamed the attack in Takhar on the Chief of the High Peace Council Burhanuddin Rabbani
... the legitimate president of Afghanistan...
and crtiticised him for cosying to the government.
Another Afghan Senator, Belqis Roshan, said: "This is a hard slap at the face of credulous officials who think they can bring peace to Afghanistan. I wish their own sons were killed in the incident, not of those innocent people."
Senators say Afghan cops are not able to curb suicide attacks.
"What are they doing? Perhaps they are playing chess or gambling. Insurgent attacks are increasing, but Afghan security officials are not working to clear insurgency and improve security in the country," Mawlawi Mohammad Faizi, Afghan Senator, said.
Senators say the government counterterrorism strategy is failing and if it goes on like this, suicide attackers might even infiltrate into presidential palace and the national council.
Leader of Change and Hope Coalition Dr Abdullah strongly criticised the government's peace talks with the Taliban and said Pak intelligence agency is making efforts to kill prominent Afghan government officials.
Hajji Mohammad Mohaqiq leader of Islamic Unity (Wahdat) party condemned the Takhar suicide attack in strong terms and said the incident has broken the backbone of the government.
Meanwhile,
...back at the secret hideout, Scarface Al sneeringly put his proposition to little Nell...
university students in northern Balkh province cancelled their classes for a day to mourn the death of Gen. Dawood Dawood.