BBC Secret Pakistan

[88m3]

Anyone see it yet?


if not google a torrent and check it out.


I watched it last night seemed pretty one sided but well presented.
Not that it would be easy for Pakistan to refute. Silence is golden as they say.


@zerozero @alybaba @Techniec @Type Username Here

 

[zerozero]

should have never been partitioned off

 

[88m3]

It covers Daniel Pearl, ISI, Mumbai, Osama Bin Laden, and a host of other issues dating from 2000 onwards.
Interviewed are British, Pakistan, American, Afghan, civilian, intelligence, and military figures.

 

[Techniec]

America okays what pakistan does

 

[88m3]

I'll pm links if anyone's interested don't want to post on an open forum hit me up

 

[88m3]

America okays what pakistan does

Why don't you watch it and well go from there it takes 15 mins to download or less

 

[Techniec]

Why don't you watch it and well go from there it takes 15 mins to download or less

I watched it months ago foo, i didnt discover it 5 min ago

 

[88m3]

I watched it months ago foo, i didnt discover it 5 min ago

Express yourself Tech, don't you want to express yourself?

 

[Tom]

subs

 

[Resident Geordie]

Cant comment because I havent seen it, but might watch it later

 

[Type Username Here]

If the US really wanted to fight a War On Terror, and bring stability to the region, they would have invaded Pakistan after they secured 90% of Afghanistan instead of that debacle in Iraq. That's where the enemy command and supply routes came from, plus we could have secured the nukes. Maybe pushed for India to open a 2 front war.

Before you say that securing the nukes would have been impossible, all you have to do is search for the contingency planes of the US and USSR to secure each other's nuclear weapons in case of War. It can be done.