Pakistan slams US drone strikes

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    Pakistan slams US drone strikes | News24
     
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    drone strikes will end when pakistan stops harbouring terrorists but since terrorism is its official policy it wont happen
     
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    Drone attacks have not reached perfection as desired by US Arms industry so those will continue.
     
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    Why is Pakistan slamming the US just because the US is slamming them with Drones?

    Their own Taliban is slamming them, as it is.

    So, instead of whining, they should slam their own Taliban so that US stop slamming them.
     
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    It is Punjabi attitude towards the Pakhtoons and Pathans.
    "Marne do salon ko drone se." But the problems is ISI who's stooges they are and ISI search for strategic depth. It seems they are at risks of even losing their own space.
     
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