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Peace in South Asia only possible after US exit from Afghanistan: PML-Q
Afghanistan News.Net
Saturday 24th October, 2009 (ANI)
Islamabad, Oct. 24 : PML-Q President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain has said the US should chart out an exit strategy from Afghanistan in order to establish peace in South Asia.
"Whatever is happening in Pakistan started in Afghanistan, and the US needs to plan an exit strategy for the war-torn country in order to establish peace in South Asia," the Daily Times quoted Hussain, as saying.
He also slammed Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for not being able to "change a comma or full stop" in the Kerry-Lugar legislation despite US Senator John Kerry's visit to Pakistan.
He added that the Pak government has not been able to explain how the US legislation would be applied in its current form with all its "lethal clauses", especially the ones regarding Pakistan's nuclear programme.
"The Pakistan Muslim League maintains that US presence in any form is unacceptable and the government needs to explain whether the presence exists near Kahuta or not," Hussain added.  Email this story to a friend
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Anonymous
10-24-09, 07:58 PM |
Peace in South Asia only possible after US exit from Afghanistan: PML-Q
The Pakistan Muslim League is a terrorist organization. Muslim Ligue created Taliban and continues to support them in Afghanistan. These terrorist organizations want Afghanistan to once again become a safe haven for the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and Muslim Ligue in the future.
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dv
10-24-09, 08:10 PM |
Peace
When the British left India people thought that there will be peace, it never was. The terrorists had attacked Kashmir. Now the same terrorists are asking USA to leave for peace sake. It is so funny.
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Anonymous
10-25-09, 01:54 AM |
the fools will never understand
well if the u.s were occupied in your country india and bombing your people, than you will never say a word about who been talking against the u.s, and your mouth will be shut, and your asses will be banged by u.s bombs,
now if some one go on war or talk against the so called super power u.s than they calling consider them terrorist, what a hypocrete u.s and their cronies in this world.
befror i did not like muslim league were thinking they are corrupted, but now evryone get to know the paki people part government leadership are the worst corrupted cronies of the u.s for DLRS$$$, the president zardari of that country itself is mr50% scum crony of the u.s, greedy dog for dollars who killing his nation for dollars, the international beggar brainless ideat, now everyone knows they the muslim league has a wise point for peace, and they will do better for the nation..
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S Hussain
10-25-09, 08:59 AM |
US never told will go out within this couple of Months.....!
While there was first attack of US Upon Afghanistan against Afghani Taleban, I saw most of Muslims from my native place took spetial prayer to their favor during that period. Within couple of days I went to international metropolitan city (Mumbai)for job and saw muslims taking spetial prayer to Afghani Taleban favor. I Saw urdu news papers showing tears from muslim womens from Indonesia, Malesia and other muslim countries. If we sit and think upon this then we feel all disturbance in ASIA is created from US.
Now it seems that US and China are making allies within ASIA. All this is running presently. We say about United Nation but this too is working onesided and to the favor of West. I agree if US live Afghan in this situation then things will go wrong but the problem is US donot preffer to go out from ASIA. This must be discussed through all Asian countries avoiding UN and such allies else ASIA will soon get divided into US allies and China allies which is not in the interest of Asia.
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