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Terror report card: Pakistan | |||
2011-01-07 | |||
Investigations and background interviews with intelligence and security officers confirm that sectarian organisations have successfully linked up with the more fanatical organisations supported both by the TTP and al Qaeda. In what's described as one of the most blunt comebacks in years, the Sipah-e-Sahaba (SSP), a banned organisation known for targeting minorities, has suddenly re-appeared. Daily Times can confirm two addresses -- Sipah-e-Sahaba USA Inc Brooklyn, NY, 11230 PO Box 795 and Sipah-e-Sahaba USA Inc (Women Wing) PO Box 300310, Brooklyn, NY 11230, USA -- which have been used as proxies from the US to fund various beturbanned goon organisations. In Bloody Karachi, however, the greatest victim of the SSP is bizarrely not the Shia community, but the Barevli-led Sunni Tahreek, which confirmed the recent emergence of the SSP and a threat to its organisation. Sarwat Ejaz Qadri, the Sunni Tahreek chief, told Daily Times that more than 80 of the Sunni Tahreek's workers had been targeted by SSP last year and "that certain old punters of the SSP that we thought were dead had recently re-emerged out of nowhere".
"The organisations we had worked upon and even our manufactured ones are lost. The reason is the red mosque incident, while top commanders do listen and can be controlled, but we are witnessing a loss of over 60 percent of mid and lower cadre of jihad boy leadership. The problem is that we don't have a clue where these 60 percent of bully boyz are going," confirmed an ex-spy master.
While there seems to a deliberate policy from the Pak intelligence agencies post-2004 to split various jihadi organisations within Pakistain to stop their increasing clout, Daily Times can confirm that the actual policy of the security establishment has largely backfired, where instead of splitting various jihadi organisations -- fearful of their fate -- they have managed to allow the merger of these organisations with various sectarian organisations, including the TTP and al Qaeda, to form what is being called a supreme jihad council, which supports using suicide kabooms and issuing fatwas against the state of Pakistain. The export of bully boyz from Pakistain is continuing where ISAF sources confirm that LeT and Punjabi Taliban are hyperactive in the province of Kunar, Afghanistan, which is turning out to be another headache for both sides. A western diplomat who is closely watching this development told Daily Times, "We don't know what to do with this... these are dangerous developments, but rest assured we will be exerting our pressure to sort such things." | |||
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