Comments on: Obama says Pakistan used U.S. aid to prepare for war against India

By: V. Ilavazhagan

V. Ilavazhagan — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 18:53:58 +0000

Pakistan is double crossing US by posing as if it is helping against terrorism but actually using US for warring with India and also stealthily spreading missiles technology to the Islamic countries sympathetic to terrorists. In the post-cold war era, America no longer needs any more to rely on Pakistan to achieve a balance against Islamic terrorism. Instead US can change its policy and join hands with India and make use of India as a regional leader to counter Pakistan from helping other Islamic countries and Afghanistan.

By: iiris

iiris — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 17:06:01 +0000

northern ireland is the past- same for all religions preach peace, islam means peace. forget the past. where is the peace now. all this rife, who is the cause of it if not islamists- and of course europeans are naive and they dont see far.

By: RK

RK — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 05:18:32 +0000

After reading so many comments I wonder on the general opinion of whats happening. America is reaping the fruits of the seeds it has sown in the past. So who is to blame. Not PAKISTAN or the people of Pakistan. Its the foreign policy of US that is to blame.For the future US and world generations,the arrogant foreign policy of US needs some change.You cannot buy peace. You have do peaceful acts to be in peace. Thats what all religion teaches.

By: rahim

rahim — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:48:54 +0000

First of all it is a 100% truth both candidate will not say anything about aid being provided to Israel, and beleive that senator McCain is right on the reason that him going to pakistan and actually first handed seeing the toughness that Pakistani army has to dealt with in the rural ares. So far any leads on top terrorist have been provided by Pakistan and they are doing the best they can u cant just come around blame Pakistan when US it self has not succeed one bit in IRAQ. I believe Obama needs to calm his thoughts down on adding additional countries in to war at the moment he Basically wants to shift the curve from iraq toward pakistan. AND HOW IN ANY SENSE THIS WILL HELP BRING US TROOPS BACK HOME WHEN WE WILL ENGAGE A WAR AGAINST A NATION WHO IS NOT JUST THE BIGGEST ALLIE IN THE REGION BUT ALSO HAS ONE OF THE LARGEST MILITARY which WHICH IS WELL EQUIPPED. HOW IN HELL WILL THIS WILL HELP AN AVERAGE AMERICAN WHEN THE COST OF WAR WILL QUADRUPLE… and Economy will be disasterous….. sadly to say that i m voting for democratic party but i believe that we have very week candidates up for election………..

By: taimur

taimur — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:25:23 +0000

cool.

By: AH

AH — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 22:16:33 +0000

Just leave them the hell alone, quit all this inhumane thought geared towards muslims. Before deciding whether you should bomb an entire group of people you should first understand the difference between MUSLIM, and TERRORIST for god sake. geez. As for Obama’s comments, whatever, he and Mccain are indeed puppets when all is said and done

By: Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:52:15 +0000

It just shows Obama would be a right president. Bush could not understand that.

By: HR

HR — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 22:33:47 +0000

I just want to ask my CHRISTIAN friends here a question,
how many people died on 9/11?
Now answer this: How many INNOCENT MUSLIMS have been killed since 9/11?
Now tell me WHO IS THE BIGGEST TERRORIST?
What did IRAQ have to do with 9/11?
How many innocent women and children have died since invasion?
Do you believe in God, aren’t you scared to face the ONE and ONLY GOD, and answer to him for all the EVILS your leaders have committed?

By: Riaz Haq

Riaz Haq — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:58:02 +0000

As Pakistanis seem to be beginning to realize that the Taliban are no friends of Islam, Pakistan or Muslims, it is important that the US handle the situation very carefully. Any hint that the US is “pushing” Pakistan to crack down on the Taliban, or directly intervening, would be counterproductive. Let Pakistanis see it as their fight rather than America’s fight. That is the only way to rebuild support for war against terrorism in Pakistan, to isolate the Taliban, and to defeat them. Repeated belligerent statements from Obama are sending the wrong signals to Pakistanis at a delicate moment. Such indiscretions by Obama do not inspire any confidence in his ability to handle complex and nuanced issues of national security and foreign policy. Let’s hope he begins to learn from the experience of his VP pick, Senator Joe Biden, to keep him and the US out of trouble, while giving him time and opportunity to mature on these life-and-death issues for America and the world.

I am not a fan of Bill O’Reilly. But I do appreciate how O’Reilly challenged Obama and his policy statements on Pakistan. Such challenges are necessary to bring Mr. Obama to his senses, and help make him more sensitive about the consequences of his words for world peace and security.

By: Howdy Doody

Howdy Doody — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 11:34:51 +0000

He is 100 percent right. The first thing he should do after getting elected is to BOMB and DESTROY Pakistan. We do not need allies like them. Lets fight the right wars and CRUSH the right enemies.
Obama for President!!