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Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by H S on Aug 12, 2008 09:47 AM   Permalink | Hide replies

If it is genuine then it means only Jihad against Musharaf not against Pakisatn and it is an attempt to imotionally blakmailing and dividing People of Pakistan in order to gain support for AL Qaeda 's interestes. divided Pakistanis will be one supporting AL Qaeda and other not. it can be a dangeros situation for not only pakistan but for INDIA too.

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  RE:Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by Cutlet Gravy on Aug 12, 2008 01:35 PM   Permalink


Wonder why this Ayman-Al-Zawahiri waited nearly seven (7) years to make this stupid pronouncement

... and that too in English.

Perhaps Al Qaeda would like us to know that President Pervez Musharraf did not share a slice of the American Pie with OBL.



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  RE:Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by bunty on Aug 12, 2008 05:05 PM   Permalink
yeah it him 7 years to learn english. i mean spoken english

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  RE:Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by Jasad Dusty on Aug 12, 2008 07:26 PM   Permalink
Stupid ! it is so simple, Musharaff like his dogs, does not understand Arabic, he only knows American English.

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  RE:Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by JGN on Aug 12, 2008 10:18 PM   Permalink
Jasad Dusty, Sindhi and Punjabi are the language the majority of people in Pak speak. Why the hell should Musharaff learn Arabic?

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  RE:Jihad against Musharaf not Pakistan
by Jasad Dusty on Aug 13, 2008 05:12 PM   Permalink
Wonder why this Ayman-Al-Zawahiri waited nearly seven (7) years to make this stupid pronouncement

... and that too in English.

I was replying to the above comments, while you were shaking you balls....


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