On December 7, 2009 four blasts rocked Peshawar, Lahore and Quetta. In the morning at 10 am a suicide bomber came on a rickshaw, killed at least ten people in Peshawar when he blew himself up near the courthouse located on Jail Road. Then, in the noon explosive laden taxi blasted near government officer residence and caused injuries to the individuals. In Moon Market, Lahore at about 0845 pm 44 individuals killed and 100 injured in blasts. One explosion was in front of a bank and other one was in front of a police station. It is feared the toll may rise further as the site of the market was on fire. The fire engulfed a building and shops. In today’s blasts almost 52 individuals killed and more than 130 inured. It is also notable here that more than 400 people have been killed during a string of attacks mounted by foreign sponsored terrorists and so called Taliban. In recent weeks these militants have targeted Muslims offering their Jumma prayers, children, women, Pakistani troops, girls’ schools and vital installations.
On 20 November 2009, CIA chief Leon E. Panetta was in Pakistan meeting Pakistan’s spy boss (ISI boss) Lieutenant General Ahmed Shuja Pasha.
Reportedly, Pasha told Panetta that CIA officials were assisting the terrorists who were carrying out the terror attacks in Pakistan. (Evidence of CIA involvement in Pakistan.)
“Pakistan on Friday (20 November) expressed its serious concerns over the US Central Intelligence Agency’s interference in the country’s internal matters, including its covert support to some terrorists and the terrorist activities they carried out over the past few weeks or months and presented to the visiting CIA chief some proof in this regard.
“Sources said that during the meeting of CIA chief Leon E. Panetta, who is on an unannounced visit to Pakistan, Director General Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lieutenant General Ahmed Shuja Pasha said that CIA officials were assisting the terrorist elements who were carrying out terror attacks on Pakistan and asked him to shun such practices.
“Sources said that ISI chief told him that Pakistani intelligence agencies had incriminating evidence about the CIA officials’ involvement in providing assistance to perpetrators of some terrorist activities within Pakistan, which had negative impact on Pakistan’s efforts towards war on terror.” (Your men helping terrorists, Shuja tells CIA chief)
“In one story, Kayani (Army Chief of Staff Ashfaq Parvez Kayani) presented Clinton with ‘evidence’ of a conspiracy involving the CIA, Israel’s Mossad and India’s intelligence agency, RAW. According to the story, the three agencies had been responsible for some of the terrorist attacks that have killed hundreds in Pakistani cities.
“In the other, Kayani supposedly told Clinton that Pakistan was aware the U.S. has been talking to the Taliban through the good offices of Saudi King Abdullah and didn’t appreciate it. Indeed, Kayani did dispatch his ISI chief, Lt. Gen. Shuja Pasha, to Riyadh to meet the king.”
GLADIO IN PAKISTAN?
In April 2009, Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman said Pakistan was a greater threat to his country than Iran. There seems to be a Gladio-style operation going on in Pakistan.
On 4 December 2009, in Rawalpindi in Pakistan, forty two people were killed, including 17 children, in a terror attack at a mosque.
The attack took place during Friday prayers. Six to seven gunmen entered the mosque. They threw hand grenades and then began indiscriminate firing. (Rawalpindi mosque suicide attack toll mounts to 40 …)
This looks like a CIA-NATO operation.
(aangirfan: Gladio-style terror in Istanbul, New York, Jakarta … / aangirfan: TOP US OFFICIALS REPORTEDLY INVOLVED IN GANGSTERISM …)
More than 400 Pakistanis have died since early October 2009.
“The core teachings of Gladio Style attack is to target civilians, the people, women, children, innocent people, unknown people far removed from any political game,” stated Gladio operative Vincezo Vinciguerra. (Vincenzo Vinciguerra – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia / NATO’s secret armies linked to terrorism?)
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