Wednesday - September 06, 2006
Media Bias: Did you know of Pakistan's surrender to Al Qaeda?
Bill
Roggio reports that Pakistan has surrendered to Al Qaeda in its
province of North Waziristan. The terms of the surrender
include:- The
Pakistani Army is abandoning its garrisons in North and South
Waziristan.- The Pakistani
Military will not operate in North Waziristan, nor will it monitor actions the
region.- Pakistan will turn
over weapons and other equipment seized during Pakistani Army
operations.- The Taliban and
al-Qaeda have set up a Mujahideen Shura (or council) to administer the
agency.- The truce refers to
the region as “The Islamic Emirate of
Waziristan.”- An
unknown quantity of money was transferred from Pakistani government coffers to
the Taliban. The Pakistani government has essentially paid a tribute or ransom
to end the fighting.-
“Foreigners” (a euphemism for al-Qaeda and other foreign jihadis)
are allowed to remain in the
region.- Over 130 mid-level
al-Qaeda commanders and foot soldiers were released from Pakistani
custody.- The Taliban is
required to refrain from violence in Pakistan only; the agreement does not
stipulate refraining from violence in
Afghanistan.They also
have agreed to allow Osama bin Laden to remain
free.How come the main
stream media aren't reporting this?
There is nothing about the main stream media that
we can trust anymore. Here is a significant loss by one of our erstwhile
allies, yet it is treated as obscure, unimportant news. Katie Couric is talking
about Tom Cruise's baby.
This is
horrifying. How did the world learn anything before the internet?
Read Bill's entire article. It's
worse than you think.
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