Since the US lost ist favourite dictator,its decided to do what it did in Yugoslavia and Iraq: act to break up the country into more manageable units....they had to kill Bhutto to do that. The pakistanis should kick the US out of their country..so long as they are there using the War on Terror (REGD TM) as their excuse,.the greater the danger to pakistan.

NEVER TRUST THE AMERICAN GOVT

Is very interesting. For instance, I can't remember reading about "Shariah." There are only a few articles that talk about the Taliban and "Shariah," but there is reason to believe it's true. So there's another reason we went in it seems... However, he always sounds like Pakistan can do no wrong, or have done no wrong, or had no part to play in anything whatsoever... and he is very anti-India (which is typical for a Pakistani, and vice versa an Indian). Musharraf was Bush and Cheney's lapdog. He could do no wrong. Look at him today. Zardari is interesting. He recently "blew the whistle" on Pakistan's relationship to terrorism. The U.S. just "reassured" Pakistan that we will have a sustained partnership. They also just upped the amount of aid we are sending to them. However, Pakistan has asked the U.S. to stop the drone attacks several times, and obviously, we have refused. They ARE causing havoc in Pakistan. I don't quite understand how we can support them, give them money, and try to destabilize them at the same time. Unless the aid is to give the illusion that we are trying to help, when in fact we are destabilizing the country. Maybe because some in our Government don't like the new leadership. After we just admitted that the ISI had links to terrorism (with no mention of ours). It's hard to say. I still think it's a "we broke them, we bought them" kind of thing.

On a related note, Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh was just moved. He was apparently running a terrorist network from prison.

Lieutenant General Hamid Gul (Urdū: لیفٹننٹ جنرل حمید گل) is a retired Pakistani general most famous for heading ISI after the Soviet War, and for instigating the Kashmir insurgency in 1989 with the support of mujahideen that fought in the Soviet war.
Gul worked hand in glove with the American CIA during the Soviet Occupation and considered them to be close allies following the tradition of other ISI directors, when Pakistan first allied with the United States. He has since moderated his views on the United States, declaring in 2003, "God will destroy America," for their unjust policies.

Interview from 26.09.2001 cached:
http://web.archive.org/web/20021117131746/http://www.robert-fisk.com/ham...

Newer one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv=mSLgC4cTKcs%26amp;feature=related