Pakistan: Concern over nukes as al Qaeda camps empty
The Bear on Aug 12 2007 at 4:32 am | Filed under: Uncategorized
The al Qaeda and Taliban personnel abandoned the 28 camps after “the US had presented Islamabad with a dossier detailing the location of the bases as advance information on likely US targets,” Mr. Shahzad reported. “All other leading Taliban commanders, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, Gul Bahadur, Baitullah Mehsud and Haji Omar, have disappeared,” said Mr. Shahzad.
“Similarly, the top echelons of the Arab community that was holed up in North Waziristan has also gone,” reported Mr. Shahzad. Pakistan’s military and intelligence agencies are believed to have leaked information to the Taliban and al Qaeda in the past, and appears to have done so again. …
“This is one of the reasons that we are worried about a major CONUS [Continental United States] attack,” the senior military intelligence source told The Fourth Rail, noting the recent influx of news of terror cells attempting to penetrate the US. “If they evacuated their bases, they almost certainly did so out of fear of more than just the Pakistani army.”
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Uh, we told the Pakistani’s, and they bolted, and you’re worried about an attack on OUR soil? How about worrying about how our “friends” are disseminating information we don’t want let go of? Isn’t that a bigger problem than something we’ve already assumed they were trying to do?