after 3 month negotiating with the Taliban the result is

jack404 · 08-11-2012, 10:10 PM

a Letter from the Taliban to the paki govt demanding Sharia law

$400 million spent by the US dept State gets this ..

Peshawar: The Taliban have reportedly written a letter to senior clerics of the
country seeking a diktat against the democratic system and security
forces; and explaining why the banned outfit had rebelled against the
state.
According to the Daily Times, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in
its six-page letter asked how could the Members of Parliament be called
Muslims if they had failed to legislate for enforcement of Shariah. The
TTP also appealed to the sentiments of clerics by mentioning how the
Army was killing the "mujahideen" who, it said, were fighting for
enforcement of God's law in Pakistan.

The TTP said thousands of "mujahideen" had been killed in Army-led
operations. They also complained about the clerics who were "silent"
when the government was publicly acknowledging being a "front-line ally
of America and NATO".

The outfit, however, admitted that they had "provided shelter" to Uzbek,
Arab, Chechen and other militants after the US-led bombings ousted the
government of Mullah Muhammad Omar in late 2001 in Afghanistan.

Senior security officials described the letter as part of "the
propaganda tools" of the TTP, saying the group would not gain much from
it.

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08-11-2012, 10:10 PM	#1
jack404 Former Guest Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Australia Contributor Posts: 17,622	after 3 month negotiating with the Taliban the result is a Letter from the Taliban to the paki govt demanding Sharia law $400 million spent by the US dept State gets this .. Peshawar: The Taliban have reportedly written a letter to senior clerics of the country seeking a diktat against the democratic system and security forces; and explaining why the banned outfit had rebelled against the state. According to the Daily Times, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in its six-page letter asked how could the Members of Parliament be called Muslims if they had failed to legislate for enforcement of Shariah. The TTP also appealed to the sentiments of clerics by mentioning how the Army was killing the "mujahideen" who, it said, were fighting for enforcement of God's law in Pakistan. The TTP said thousands of "mujahideen" had been killed in Army-led operations. They also complained about the clerics who were "silent" when the government was publicly acknowledging being a "front-line ally of America and NATO". The outfit, however, admitted that they had "provided shelter" to Uzbek, Arab, Chechen and other militants after the US-led bombings ousted the government of Mullah Muhammad Omar in late 2001 in Afghanistan. Senior security officials described the letter as part of "the propaganda tools" of the TTP, saying the group would not gain much from it. google search results: democracy About 36,500,000 results google search results: Muslim death threats About 35,500,000 results --> Last edited by jack404; 08-11-2012 at 10:14 PM..