Yet another Pakistani involvment
Reader comment on article: [Naveed Haq and] "Sudden Jihad Syndrome" in Seattle

Submitted by Swaminathan (Canada), Aug 10, 2006 at 21:38

I had emphasised on Pakistan's involvement in almost all terror attacks worldwide, not just India. What the British police has uncovered is another spine chilling terror plot. Here's what part of the report says

"Most of the suspects are second or third generation British citizens of Pakistani descent whose families hailed from war-torn Kashmir."

Imagine the catastrophe this would have bought upon us has these Islamic fanatics been succesful in carrying out their evil design. I applaud again Mr Pipe's work on middle east forum but he can see how clearly there is a link between mideast terror outfits, al-qaeda and Kashmir terror outfits. The revelation of the latest terror plot is a case in point. This inevitable linkage should prompt Mr Pipes to widen his horizon and start focussing on Lashkar-e-toiba and other pakistani terror outfits. Believe me once the western powers and intellectuals like Mr Pipes, Swank etc focus their attention on these outfits and are succesful in pinning down the Paki regime and these outfits the world will be a better ans safer place to live. How far the Pak. Govt. machinery, ISI is involved is a moot question to be exposed. Musharraf has been milking the US for all he can in the name of fighting terror but no significant progress has been made on this front. If anything the Taliban has bounced back with vengeance. It is foolhardy for Bush and the western powers to trust this Pakistani regime.

Only a foolish and naive herdsman would leave a wolf to guard his flock of sheep.

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