Pakistan demands U.S. share Afghan blueprint
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Pakistan has consistently blocked the US's efforts to get agreements on entering Pakistan in an effort to take on Al-Quaeda. Then when we're getting ready to increase efforts to take on the Taliban by an increase in troops, Pakistan's now worrying that we might be effective and run the Al-Quaeda militants to Pakistan. I bet they want a whole lot of money, arms and military equipment.
Pakistan may have to bite the bullet and either continue their fight against the militants or see Al-Quaeda literally run them over. In the end we may have to do something to keep Al-Quaeda from running away an d then reqrouping to come back to Afghanistan at a later date. < :-)
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