Breaking news! Shocking! Gates: Somebody in Pakistan knew about bin Laden

Breaking news! Shocking! NOT!!!!
Gates: Somebody in Pakistan knew about bin Laden
Quote of the week: "My supposition is, somebody knew."

Should I laugh, cry or do a 'Eureka!' dance?

Thanks, Mr. Gates, this is such an eye opener. May be you should have glanced at what Indians were saying for last, let us see, hmmmm.... TWENTY YEARS!

Here is a reproduced article (by B Raman) from September 2003 which details the connection between Pakistan and OBL.

http://ramanstrategicanalysis.blogspot.com/2011/05/isi-bin-laden-links-as-seen-by-dia.html

Please read it, Mr. Gates.

".6.The analysis carries the most damning account of Pakistan's role as the real host of bin Laden and his Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. It says: "Bin Laden's Al Qaeda network was able to expand under the safe santuary extended by Taliban following Pakistan directives. If there is any doubt on that issue, consider the location of bin Laden's camp targeted by US Cruise missiles, Zahawa. Positioned on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, it was built by Pakistani contractors, funded by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Directorate and protected under the patronage of a local and influential Jadran tribal leader, Jalaluddin Haqqani. However, the real host in that facility was the Pakistani ISI. If this was later to become bin Laden's base, then serious questions are raised by the early relationship between bin Laden and Pakistan's ISI."

Pakistanis are pathological liars: Richard Clarke

Richard Clarke gets it. Here he is in conversation with Bill Maher http://tinyurl.com/3gxeafc
You are correct Mr. Clarke, those from India knew it all along. All Pakistanis are in fact terrorists. They just can not help it. Indians have been subjected so much Paki terror, India has become numb to it.

Here is another story from NewsWeek on Paki build-up of nukes. These people are crazy. Actually, they give a new meaning for 'crazy'. http://www.newsweek.com/2011/05/15/fourth-nuclear-reactor-at-pakistan-s-khushab-site.html