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How?
By providing justification for drone attacks at no risk to american personnel while demonstrating national security testosterone in any manner.
He will do it, because the political cost of STOPPING far outweighs any negative effect Pew will come up with later. Biden will push for this as this was his idea in 2009.
Pakistan hesitates to eradicate U.S.-mapped militant camps
The U.S. has compiled a wide body of intelligence on the locations of militant training camps in Pakistan, but has been unable to persuade Islamabad to shut them down, current and former officials say.
A former senior administration official said the biggest concern is a network of camps in North Waziristan from which the Taliban and al Qaeda-linked groups train and recruit fighters, as well as build improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
Some of the camps are associated with the Haqqani Network, an insurgent group that carries out attacks on NATO troops from its hide-outs in North Waziristan and which is widely believed to have links toPakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.
Persuading Pakistan to crack down in North Waziristan is taking on added importance.
And there’s more
Pakistan could “pull troops Afghan from border” if U.S. cuts aid
DE BORCHGRAVE: Down goes the US-Pakistan alliance
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- US Predators kill 12 ‘militants’ in North Waziristan (longwarjournal.org)
- U.S. Kills 45 Militants In a Series of Drone Strikes The Day After An Announced Delay in an $800 Million Aid Package To Pakistan (ibloga.blogspot.com)
- US Missiles Strike in Pakistan Follow Aid Cut (abcnews.go.com)
- U.S. strikes in Pakistan follow aid cut, kill 38 (ctv.ca)
- Al Qaeda’s Ominous Silence: NOT (warintel.blogspot.com)
- Pakistan Army Push on Taliban Bastion May Avoid a Main U.S. Foe (businessweek.com)
- ISI implicated in MAJOR REPORTER’S DEATH (ibloga.blogspot.com)
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