Gazoo Notes: Mr Gate! You shouldnt have gotten all the help to begin with. We were disappointed too when you did not give Dr Afia Siddique an attorney of her choice. We were disappointed too when you totally blacked out the torture that Afia went under. Americans in general dont even know how you mistreated a poor helpless woman. We were disappointed too when you held over 200 prisoners in Cuban jail w/o any charge for 7 years or so. We were disappointed too................ You have nerve to complain.
One thing good about Americans is that they always THEIR interest look after first and ONLY. They think the world owes them. .............. anyway here is the article from
Dawn
WASHINGTON: Defense Secretary Robert Gates says in an Associated Press interview that the Obama administration was disappointed by the unexplained failure of a US effort to share intelligence with Pakistan on the location of militants suspected bomb facilities.
As an act of faith to restore relations with Pakistan, US intelligence in recent weeks shared the location of two such compounds in Pakistans tribal areas. But by the time authorities reached the facilities, they had been vacated, Gates said.
The soon-to-retire Pentagon chief said he was not certain how or why the effort went awry. He said there was clearly disappointment on our part. Others have raised the possibility that Pakistans intelligence service had tipped off the militants.
One thing good about Americans is that they always THEIR interest look after first and ONLY. They think the world owes them. .............. anyway here is the article from
Dawn
WASHINGTON: Defense Secretary Robert Gates says in an Associated Press interview that the Obama administration was disappointed by the unexplained failure of a US effort to share intelligence with Pakistan on the location of militants suspected bomb facilities.
As an act of faith to restore relations with Pakistan, US intelligence in recent weeks shared the location of two such compounds in Pakistans tribal areas. But by the time authorities reached the facilities, they had been vacated, Gates said.
The soon-to-retire Pentagon chief said he was not certain how or why the effort went awry. He said there was clearly disappointment on our part. Others have raised the possibility that Pakistans intelligence service had tipped off the militants.
