Jun 4, 2011

Sisyphean challenges and the never ending demands from the JEWSA.

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Its never enough for the JEWSA from Coolie kuta Pakistan.

The Coolie Kuta just conducted an operation by the SSG in Abbottabad which was meant to help Obama's re-election prospects, but instead of thanks there are more demands to do more against a none-existent USA created psy-ops organization, "al-CIA-duh" in Pakistan. The JEWSA has even set timelines and deadlines for such impossible tasks.

This sorry situation, where the slaves of the Pakistan state must do more lies entirely with the PAKISTAN MILITARY who have through covert agreement and official meetings tacitly accepted the wholely JEWSA defined GWoT scenario in Pakistan.

And if Pakistan cannot deal with the "al-CIA-duh" people in Pakistan by July....then what is the next threat and demand from the JEWSA?

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State Dept: Al-Qaeda in Pakistan Remains a Threat

Official Reiterates Demands for Pakistan to 'Take Action'

by Jason Ditz at antiwar.com

Though attention has largely shifted away from the parent organization and toward al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which has managed to take over a couple of towns in war-torn southwestern Yemen, State Department officials say al-Qaeda itself shouldn’t be forgotten.

Although the AQ core is clearly weaker, it retains the capability to conduct regional and transnational attacks from Pakistan,” noted State Department official Shari Villarosa in testimony to the House Committee on Homeland Security.

Villarosa also used the occasion to reiterate long-standing US demands for Pakistan to “take action” against al-Qaeda. Pakistani officials have made several conflicting statements about US demands to attack North Waziristan, declaring the start to it and then backing off that claim.

Of course, al-Qaeda’s parent organization remains in turmoil since the US raid that killed Osama bin Laden early last month. Still, the organization’s reputation will likely ensure it remains active in recruiting going forward.