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Drone attacks target Waziristan militants
New York City News.Net
Wednesday 17th March, 2010
US drone strikes have killed at least 10 militants in Pakistan.
The attacks, centred on militants in North Waziristan, involved unmanned aircraft which fired missiles at vehicles near North Waziristan's main town Miran Shah.
The area is controlled by Hatiz Gul Bahadur, a Taliban commander.
The drone attacks came after a group of militants attacked a security checkpoint in the northwest on Wednesday, killing at least five members of Pakistan's security forces.
The checkpoint was on the outskirts of Peshawar, the capital of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province.  Email this story to a friend
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Randall D
03-17-10, 11:42 PM |
Drone strikes kill Waziristan militants
One by one, these homicidal maniacs are being eliminated. There is no room in Islam for such violence.
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Syed Suhail Khalid
03-18-10, 01:36 AM |
Kill Taliban!!!
Yeah,kill the Taliban pigs!!And kill them not just by the tens,but every one should join hands and kill them by their thousands till this evil taliban is rooted out.And the bloody Pakis should also be taught a harsh lesson in maintaining international relations.These mischief mongers must never be allowed to interfere in Afghanistan and disturb the peace of India.
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Anonymous
03-18-10, 06:55 AM |
oh but there is,,,
There is plenty of room in Islam for war,it is acceptable practice in Islam,there will always be infidels for them to destroy.
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feamanallah
03-18-10, 07:54 PM |
salaam
The people were animists, spiritualists and zoroastrians. They were business-like, argumentative and inventive. Mohamed the conman saw the Jews and Christians had good congregations and were moral and hardworking. So he invented Islam, a mishmash of oldtestament hebraism and chirstianity plus some of his own stuff. Islam made the people more moral but it also stopped all progress: no more art, science, invention, debate or advancement. What a dilemma for the sandgropers.
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