Jihadis operating from Pakistan ,using a remote controlled bomb(IED)
attacked a US patrol and blewup the leg of one US soldier and broke
the arm of another yesterday(Nov 23,2003).

Staff Sgt. Roy Mitchell, of Batesville, Indiana lost his leg and
Sgt. 1st Class Michael Eichner, of Stonington, Pa. had his arm broken.
Both also suffered severe burns and other serious injuries.Condolences
to them and their families.

The attack happened right on the Pakistan border,near the US base at
Shkin.
9 US soldiers have been killed so far this year in this particular
sector of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

After attacking and killing US troops the jihadis retreat back to
their bases in Pakistan, where they are completely safe. The Pakistan
Army's ISI and its top generals have very strong links with Islamic
fundamentalists and use the jihadis cross-border terrorism to
perpetuate their crazy foreign policy goals and sustain their
Dictatorship and the military junta in Pakistan. Numerous terrorist
groups or their leaders operate from Pakistan with the overt or covert
support of the Pakistan Army and its Generals.

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List of PAKISTAN supported jihadi terrorist groups or their leaders
who are sponsored, funded, armed, allowed to live there or have their
bases there and operate from and via Pakistan:

Al Badr : Bakht Zamin
Al Qaeda : Osama BinLaden
Hezb Islami : Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Harkatul Mujahideen : Rehman Khalil
Hizbul Mujahideen : Syed Salahudin
Jaishe Mohammad : Massood Azhar
Lashkare Toiba : Hafiz Saeed
Sipahe Sahaba : AliSher Haidri
Taliban : Mullah Omar
: Ubaidullah
: Yunis Khalis


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General Abizaid refuses to attack the jihadis in their camps and bases
inside Pakistan. How many more troops have to pay with their lies or
bodies,before the US leadership wakes up? The troops of 1st Battalion,
87th Infantry Regiment would surely like to know the answer today.

Waiting for the jihadis to carry out their cross-border terrorism and
then retreat happily back to the safety of their camps in Pakistan,is
NOT a policy for winning the war on terrorism.