[Peace-discuss] Bush-Obama terrorism in AfPak

Neil Parthun lennybrucefan at gmail.com
Mon Oct 13 06:08:48 CDT 2008


Show where there is a difference between Bush and Obama on this  
policy of Pakistan militarism.  If you can't show a difference in the  
policy, then quit complaining about the equation.

Bush has increased military presence in AfPak.  Obama has explicitly  
stated multiple times that he wishes to do the exact same thing.

Show a difference in this policy rather than whining about the  
characterization and being an apologist for an Obama mass murder.

Its not the act of seeing with our own eyes alone; its correctly  
comprehending what we see,

      Neil

  We absolutely have to refuse to attribute any kind of permanency to  
that which is simply because it is.
[angela v. davis, 1944-]

Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could.  
Some blunders and absurdities have crept in; forget them as soon as  
you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and with  
too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.
[ralph waldo emerson, 1803-1882]

On Oct 12, 2008, at 9:33 PM, Brussel Morton K. wrote:

What is also vile is the subject title of this piece, as it equates  
Bush with Obama.  The equation of Bush with Obama is characteristic  
of Estabrook commentaries.
--mkb



On Oct 12, 2008, at 6:13 PM, C. G. Estabrook wrote:

> 	Missile strike reported in Pakistan
>
> At least five people have been killed in a missile attack by  
> suspected US drones in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal region on  
> the Afghan border, according to Pakistani intelligence sources.
>
> The AFP news agency quoted Pakistani security officials as saying  
> that the missiles hit a compound, belonging to a Taliban member,  
> late on Saturday.
>
> The US is suspected in at least 11 missile strikes on the Pakistan  
> side of the Afghan border since mid-August, killing more than 100  
> people, most of them alleged fighters, according to an Associated  
> Press (AP) count based on figures provided by Pakistan intelligence  
> officials.
>
> "Two missiles struck a compound just outside Miranshah," a security  
> official told AFP on condition of anonymity.
>
> The targeted compound was the residence of Taliban member Omar  
> Daraz, the official said.
>
> There was no immediate confirmation of the strike from the  
> Pakistani military or from US-led forces in Afghanistan.
>
> A similar suspected US missile strike on a house in the same  
> district on Thursday killed nine people including six Arab  
> fighters, according to security officials.
>
> Orakzai burials
>
> Elsewhere in Pakistan, mourners on Saturday buried victims of a  
> suicide bombing near the border that targeted anti-Taliban  
> tribesmen moving to evict fighters from their region.
>
> Asghar Khan, a government official, told AP that authorities had  
> tallied at least 34 bodies, but that as many as 25 other bodies may  
> have been taken away by relatives in Orakzai, one of Pakistan's  
> seven semi-autonomous tribal regions.
>
> Some media reports put the death tally from the Friday attack much  
> higher.
>
> One unconfirmed TV report late on Saturday said 113 people died in  
> the bombing.
>
> 'Hideouts' destroyed
>
> A security official said that Friday's attack occurred a day after  
> tribesmen had targeted two hideouts belonging to pro-Taliban groups  
> operating in the area.
>
> It also came a day after four tribal elders in Bajaur, a tribal  
> region north of Orakzai, were abducted and beheaded after attending  
> another pro-government meeting, officials said.
>
> "People will tell you that Pakistan is already in a state of war.  
> Every day there are suicide bombings," Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder,  
> reporting from the North West Frontier province, said.
>
> "The violence is escalating at a time that the national assembly is  
> not able to come to grips with the situation."
>
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