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Thursday, March 22, 2012

"Pakistan threat to War on Terror": Allied Terrorist Commander John Allen

Allied Terrorist Commander John Allen
WASHINGTON - The top allied terrorist commander in Afghanistan told the USZ Zionist lawmakers on Tuesday that Pakistan continued to be a threat to the (American and Israhelli backed mass Muslim civilian massacre and natural resources plundering under the pretext of) war against terrorism. If the issue of safe havens across the border was not resolved, he said, more and more Afghan security forces would have to be deployed along Pak-Afghan border. He however completely ignored the world's largest terrorist safe havens i.e., White House, the Pentagon and the UN itself. “Chances are very good that, if the issue isn’t resolved in our favour one way or the other, we’ll probably have to have a larger presence of the ANSF than we had anticipated which may require us to thin the ANSF in other places in Afghanistan,” the USZ terrorist commander said.

General John Allen, the terrorist commander of the USZ and NATO terrorist invaders in Afghanistan, told American terrorist safe havens that the nature of the Taliban in those safe havens differed, varying according to their geographically location. “I believe that, in the south - the southern Taliban elements out of the Quetta Shura - their momentum has been successfully thwarted. The terrorist commander John Allen maintained that the international troops in Afghanistan knew the difference that they were making every day, of course by mass civilian massacre, looting Afghan civilians at gunpoint during night raids, raping underage girls in front of their parents and large groups of soldiers going on a night solo Afghan hunt, armed with hand grenades and not to forget, burning Qur'ans to save humanity sitting in Tel Aviv and Washington's Freemasonic secret socities.

The United States of Zionism was on track to ensure that Afghanistan would not be used again by any terrorist outfit for an attack on its interests, the habitual Zionist lying machine said. James Miller, an ISAF terrorist commander, said success in Afghanistan would depend on support from Pakistan. “Like Afghanistan’s other neighbours, Pakistan has legitimate interests that should be understood and must be addressed,” he said but added that but Pakistan also had some responsibilities.

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