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Did Private Spy Shop Get US Intel From Bin Laden Raid?
Did Private Spy Shop Get US Intel From Bin Laden Raid? Emails released by WikiLeaks suggest Stratfor may have gained access to highly sensitive material gathered from Osama bin Laden’s Abbottabad compound. By David Corn Mon Feb. 27, 2012 11:49 … Continue reading
PSC = Private Security Counterterrorist
David Isenberg Author, ‘Shadow Force: Private Security Contractors in Iraq’ PSC = Private Security Counterterrorist Posted: 02/22/2012 5:22 pm Has the role of private military and security companies been overlooked since the al-Qaeda attacks of September 11, 2001? With everything … Continue reading
The State Department Tells Us How They Really Felt: Part 2
Huffington Post Posted: 02/21/2012 8:43 am By David Isenberg The State Department Tells Us How They Really Felt: Part 2 This is the second installment of documentation released to me by the State Department, pursuant to a past FOIA request. … Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Raymond Davis affair: one year later
ANALYSIS: Raymond Davis affair: one year later —Dr Moeed Pirzada The Pakistani military establishment ought to realise that now even those Pakistanis who have been traditionally sympathetic to the military’s position are losing patience with its perceptions of ‘divine wisdom’ … Continue reading
Threats Of Nuclear Sabotage Against Pakistan – Analysis
Threats Of Nuclear Sabotage Against Pakistan – Analysis Written by: Muhammad Jawad Hashmi January 30, 2012 As a nuclear weapons’ state, Pakistan faces a number of challenges, which if unaddressed could cause a severe damage to Pakistan’s international image as … Continue reading
Al Qaida Still Holding Elderly American Hostage In Pakistan
McClatchy Newspapers (mcclatchydc.com) January 25, 2012 Al Qaida Still Holding Elderly American Hostage In Pakistan By Tom Hussain, McClatchy Newspapers ISLAMABAD — A kidnapped 70-year-old American aid contractor is alive and in good health, being held by a Pakistani al … Continue reading
Kidnapped US aid contractor reportedly held by militants in Pakistan
The Christian Science Monitor – CSMonitor.com Kidnapped US aid contractor reportedly held by militants in Pakistan Some five months after Warren Weinstein was kidnapped, the US aid contractor is reported to be in the custody of a Pakistani Al Qaeda … Continue reading
Pakistan adopts strict security clearance policy for foreign investors
BBC Monitoring South Asia – Political Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring January 23, 2012 Monday Pakistan adopts strict security clearance policy for foreign investors Text of report by Parvaiz Ishfaq Rana headlined “New guidelines affect foreign investment” published by Pakistani … Continue reading
From Pakistan To Afghanistan, U.S. Finds Convoy Of Chaos
Bloomberg Businessweek December 19, 2011 From Pakistan To Afghanistan, U.S. Finds Convoy Of Chaos The route from Karachi to Kabul was the best way to get supplies to U.S. troops in Afghanistan, and the main artery for a Pashtun trucking … Continue reading
Mercenaries (Blackwater / XE) May Run Air Missions on Afghan-Pakistan Border
Dec 9 Mercenaries (Blackwater / XE) May Run Air Missions on Afghan-Pakistan Border Barely two weeks after a NATO helicopter disaster killed 24 Pakistani troops, the skies above the Afghanistan-Pakistan border may get even more dangerous. The State Department’s Islamabad … Continue reading