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India-Pakistan
FATF: Can Pakistan avoid global watchdog's terror 'black list?'
2019-10-18
One most sincerely hopes they can’t, but one feels cynicism flowing in through the cracks.
[DW] Pakistain has taken some steps to avoid the Financial Action Task Force's "black list," but experts say the country lacks a long-term strategy to deal with the terrorism issue. Shamil Shams reports from Gay Paree.

Earlier this month, Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan
...aka The Great Khan, who who convinced himself that playing cricket qualified him to lead a nuclear-armed nation with severe personality disorders...
urged Kashmiri protesters not to cross the border between Pakistain- and India-administered Kashmir
Posted by:trailing wife

#4  Pakistan has taken some steps to avoid the Financial Action Task Force's "black list," but experts say the country lacks a long-term strategy to deal with the terrorism issue.

Their long term strategy regarding terrorism is to support it. It's worked so well for them up til now.
Posted by: jpal   2019-10-18 10:10  

#3  Washington needs Islamabad right now

The cheek of some bastids.
Posted by: Dron66046   2019-10-18 09:17  

#2  ^ Quite right.
P-A-K-I-stan = a bullshit nation
Posted by: Lex   2019-10-18 09:09  

#1  Pakistan views the use of terror as a fundamental principle of its existence. They think that if they stopped funding terror, India would invade and, lacking any strategic depth, conquer and annex them. Thus the pure Islamic nation would cease to exist.

They'd rather die than stop terrorism.
Posted by: Herb McCoy   2019-10-18 09:06  

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