Get ready, sooner or later you will also get affected because of this undercover war
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PKPolitics Discuss » Current Issues
For Pakistanis in USA
(11 posts)-
toamin
memberPosted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 5:20 # -
toamin
memberکچھ عرصہ پہلے ایک فلم بنائی گئی تھی، جس کا نام تھا "دا سیج" لگتا ہے کہ صورت حال کچھ ویسی ہی ہوگی
Posted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 5:28 # -
Mulaheza fermaiN:
اس نیں فرونٹیر کور کے لیے ورسک روڈ پر تعمیراتی کام کے لیے ٹھیکا حاصل کیا تھا تاہم تعمیراتی کام کی آڑ میں جاسوسی آلات نسب کرنے کے الزام پر ٹھیکا منسوخ کر دیا گیا
Meaning for such a serious offense, no other action was taken against this guy. WHY?????
(Also, why is the security establishment giving contracts to these foreigners????)
Posted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 5:46 # -
اس نیں فرونٹیر کور کے لیے ورسک روڈ پر تعمیراتی کام کے لیے ٹھیکا حاصل کیا تھا تاہم تعمیراتی کام کی آڑ میں جاسوسی آلات نسب کرنے کے الزام پر ٹھیکا منسوخ کر دیا گیا
Agree with you, why they let him go?
Same old tactics
MI5 tried to bug London embassy, says Pakistan
ALLEGATIONS of an MI5 bugging operation against an unidentified embassy in London took a dramatic turn yesterday when Pakistani officials declared: “We know it was our embassy.”
Officials in Islamabad said an internal investigation had been started and reassurances sought from the British Government. They also said that Mark Lyall Grant, the British High Commissioner in Islamabad, had been summoned to the Pakistani foreign ministry and handed a démarche — a diplomatic process in which the resident envoy is expected to refer a matter of some urgency to his government.
A Pakistani Foreign Ministry official said the story in The Sunday Times, which gave graphic details of a secret Security Service operation, had not named the targeted embassy, “but we know it was our embassy, although we are not in a position to confirm or deny the content of the story at this stage”.
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/pakistan-affairs/124821-mi5-tried-to-bug-london-embassy-says-pakistan.htmland
Bugs and Nervous Breakdowns in MI-5's Bungled Pakistan High Commission Job
By Nicholas Rufford
LONDON, Nov 2: On a freezing winter day last year, four workmen were admitted to a foreign embassy in central London. It belonged to a country described by the Foreign Office as a friendly power and a close ally.
In a secure room on the top floor, past a thick metal door, the visitors found what they had come for: a large cipher machine used by diplomats to send home confidential messages without prying by British spies.
However, the workmen were themselves on an espionage mission for the British government. Their task was to give MI5 access to the embassy’s secrets.
It was intended as a crucial blow in the war on terrorism. Nothing could be allowed to go wrong. In the end, however, almost everything did. One of the “workmen”, a key intelligence asset, was on the brink of a nervous breakdown triggered by what he saw as the bungling and carelessness of his MI5 handlers.
The removal men criss-crossed the room carefully examining the machine, a hefty piece of equipment the size of a coffee table. Members of the embassy staff stood politely to one side. As far as they were concerned, the men were specialists who were deciding the easiest way to shift it to the basement.
The head of chancery, who stood holding the key to the door of the secure office, wondered why it took so many men such a long time. They assured him that moving the heavy machine to a secure bunker in the basement was no easy job.
What they did not tell him was that they had already copied down the secret codes for the machine from a yellow Post-it note on the wall. Now they were working out how, accidentally on purpose, to break the machine so they could send in one of their own repair teams to tamper with it.
http://www.antisystemic.org/satribune/www.satribune.com/archives/nov9_15_03/P1_times.htmPosted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 11:47 # -
Salam, I have seen that movie, it was an exaggeration that only Hollywood can pull off.
Don't worry things aren't that bad, you might know that because I think you live in US??Posted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 12:02 # -
msohail83
MemberPatriot Act gives them all the need.
Posted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 12:06 # -
toamin
memberPosted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 12:12 # -
Project Salam: Self promotion ki bhi koi hadh hoti hai....Shoda pun
LOL
Posted 1 year ago on 27 Feb 2011 12:16 # -
Dusky
MemberWell if they can put Japs in jails during second world war, what make you believe they can do same with Muslims if time comes.
Posted 1 year ago on 28 Feb 2011 16:28 # -
jabalultariq
MemberPlease go to youtube and listen to Ebo Patel , he advises Obama on Inter-Faith relations , he has some stark stories to share how these US decision makers are thinkers are analysing / poisining the sittuation......to the point that it can be called "intellectual dishonesty" i.e distorting historical facts to mislead media, government and masses , and one of them leading it is Newt Gingerich (ex-speaker of the lower house) who has a PhD in History
Posted 1 year ago on 28 Feb 2011 21:20 # -
expakistani
Membertitle of this post is kind of misleading
"For Pakistanis in USA"
our Mujahedeen from CIA just trying secure National Interest... few of them caught and I am sure our Government will use all kind tactics to get them back in USA....
Only thing would be nice if Government and People of Pakistan know their own interest...and how to protect.
Am i wrong?
Posted 1 year ago on 01 Mar 2011 2:41 #
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