Attack Iranian Nuclear Facilities using Pakistani Airforce bases

Submitted by Neethi (India), Jul 1, 2008 at 15:15

In Pakistan's lawless tribal regions like Waziristan, Al Qaeda's training camps have reopened for business. Video footage shows Mullah Dadullah preaching to hundreds of suicide bombers.

Row upon row of masked men listen engrossed to the words of their leader. "Your bellies, your guts, your flesh and bones will be turned into nuclear weapons", Mullah Dadullah preaches. Every one of these men has signed up for 'martyrdom operations'. Mullah Dadullah has watched suicide bombers reduce Iraq to chaos. He plans to import these tactics to Afghanistan on a massive scale.

One of the volunteers is Mohammad. He was motivated by the story of an Iraqi woman raped by Americans. He claims he trained alongside recruits from the West; "500 people from many countries, including Britain and America, went through this training". During the interview he gets a call. It's the order to go. Unhesitating, he puts on a jacket and disappears. We learn later his mission was aborted but he was killed in fighting. That fits a pattern. Up to now, suicide bombings in Afghanistan have been less effective than those in Iraq, mainly because they've been attacking hard targets like military convoys. But if Mullah Dadullah really is about to switch tactics, his army of suicide bombers will undoubtedly claim more victims.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ftoO4GJdipA

Above video clearly shows that pakistan has become a factory of Jehad and manufacturing unit of suicide bombers. We should wipe them out.

We should use Pakistani Airbases to destroy Iranian Nuclear Program , this will drive a wedge and create a rift between these two jehadi giants.

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