Pardigm Intel ISI was hiding OBL

The Paradigm Intel is fairly conclusive:
ISI was hiding OBL 

ISI's reactions and TTP Taliban indicate
behaviors consistent with a secret agreement
between ISI and the TTP branch of the Taliban
to hide Ossama Bin Laden. 

ISI took two days to respond to OBL death.
And the Taliban reaction against Pakistan
is consistent with the actions of a party
who's honor has been aggrieved in that culture. 

Obama was right on in not trusting ISI with
the operational details of OBL location.
ISI would have made short work of the 
operation and stopped it.

TTP has attacked Pakistan mil in wave after
wave of attacks across Pakistan, and their
Military has launched ZERO, none counter
strikes, just absorbed the attacks.

The Paki Mil and the ISI are afraid the TTP
will out the ISI on their operation to protect 
OBL.
The TTP Taliban even used a different sopkesperson
to announce the Karachi attack on the Military base.
Didn't trust normal channels for data.
The @alemarahweb had no advance info on
 the attack and were not even notified after the
22 hr attack was in progress, they were not allowed
to even tweet on it, and were completely cut off
from information. They only had a few tweets
in Urdu.
Background:Actions, inactions Taliban, TTP webmasters IPs, etc
http://warintel.blogspot.com/2011/05/pre-memorial-day-for-pakistan-mil.html


wikipedia lists the TTP as an arm of al qaeda.
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Tehrik-i-Taliban_Pakistan 

There  is little doubt ISI was hiding OBL.
And TTP continues to black mail ISI,
and ISI and the Military fear counterattacks
against the TTP and are just taking the hits,
and deaths of their troops.

This even raises the question about the missing
Urdu attackes that are missing in the attack on the
Paki military base, it was surrounded, even had
extra 600 special forces brought in,
and some of the attackers disappeared?

Did they blackmail their way out?
Is the TTP threatining to expose ISI
for hiding OBL?

ISI has been exposed by their actions,
inactions and the Talibans reactions to
OBL's death.


Question is will this turn ISI and the Paki
military against the TTP, or make them
better allies?


Can the Paki civil Government take control
of the Military and ISI or will they continue
to run the country as they wish.


THE PAKISTAN MILITARY AND ISI
HAVE BEEN EXPOSED.


WHAT WILL THEY, PAKISTAN DO?




Gerald
War Anthropologist

Wanted TTP #Taliban to confirm ISI was hiding OBL, InternetAnthropologistTT@gmail.com #Pakistan

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We welcome Informants, SPYS, TTP,Taliban members,ISI. Secure,encrypted,cloaked communications channel set up 4 U http://bit.ly/eOHCdk

Should an independent commission be set up to find out why Osama was living n #Pakistan.. http://bit.ly/iQZpYE There was no commission set up, that says alot.

Pre-Memorial day for Pakistan Mil

This memorial day I'm paying a tribute
to the many Pakistani Military whom
have lost their lives in the War against
Terrorism.
I Salute them all.


But there are problems in the Paki
military and ISI.
Ontological problem with their Paradigm,
its seminal fault appears when you match
ISI words with its actions.
These problems have resulted
in the deaths of many brave Pakistani
military who only wanted to serve their
country, who wanted to make it better
for their kids.


These loyal soldiers were not duplicitous,
they were loyal and gave their last full measure.


That can't be said for the Military leadership
and the ISI. Case after case of their double
dealing has been exposed. Actually playing
the Paki Military troops against the terrorist
THEY have been supporting, as defined in
their policy of defense in depth.

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Mumbai Internet Chase and ISI

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Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: ISI waving the Taliban Flag

 A ludicrous paradigm of playing both
ends against each other. Resulting in the
casualties of their own men.
The Military is the real power and
beyond the reach of the civilian Government.
ISI is the Militarys  dog and gets blamed
for all manner of civilian disobedience at 
the order of the Military.


They have a Infowar operation going on
that makes my head spin.
S

Ahmed Quraishi

AQpk Sock puppet for Taliban
http://www.PakNationalists.com

But i focus on what they actually do,
not want they say.


And the OBL operation reaction shocked
me, when I noticed the Paki Mil was the only
ones on the planet that wasn't cheering.
It was like in Soccer when your team
scores the winning points, and your
cheerleaders just sit there in SHOCK.


Jeeze was that a scary moment for me.
It was like discovering YOUR cheerleaders
were secretly working for the other team.


But let me put that on the other foot.
Lets just say ISI tracked OBL to 35
miles from Washington DC, at a military
base town and killed him.


The entire country would have thrown them 
a ticker tape parade, given them the Keys
to many cities, and found many ways to show
Americas appreciation for killing OBL.
The ISI would have been National heroes
in America.


And congress would have started an
investigation into how the US intelligence
agencys screwed up, and many resignations
and firings.


But thats not how Paki Military reacted, nor
ISI, they took two days to think it over.


For some reason they could not celebrate.
They could not cheer.
They could not congratulate.
They did not think the killers of OBL were 
heroes.
The feeling was the death of OBL was a 
serious error.
The Military took the death as an affront,
went to great pains to deny any connection to
the victory, wanted NO part of it.
In short acted like someone took a crap
on their living room rug, not just killed
a mass murder of Pakistani citizens.


But thats only half the equation.
Taliban and al qaeda's reactions were
just as puzzling.
USA had just run a covert operation,
not connected to Pakistan, reached in and
killed OBL.


I had expected terrorist bluster, threats and
chest beating. What I did NOT expect was
a non player to be the primary target for the
vengeance of OBL death.


The Taliban named Pakistan Military as the 
first and primary target. WTF?


Why would the Taliban launch heavy, expensive
suicide attacks, wave after wave against the Pakistan
Military.
They are so angry the didn't get weapons from the ISI
but from Terrorist brothers with Russian connections,
hence the Russian heavy weapons.ISI had no inkling
this Karachi attack was coming.
It looks like something personal. 
Did U miss the Live feed on #Karachi attack, OFFICAL .

Why were the terrorist so furious with the Paki Military?
An anger beyond known reason.


Were there unknown reasons?


Why had assault after assault, wave
after wave of attacks not satiated them?
There has been no diminished of their anger.
The Pakistan Military had some how offended
the Taliban honor. Even beyond the Killing of
OBL.
Why is the Taliban more angry with the Pakistan
army and ISI than with the killers of OBL?
US finding and killing OBL is acceptable part
of the war paradigm.
What the Pakistan Military did was not acceptable
not part of the war paradigm, it was an assault on
the Taliban honor ( Such as it is, G ).


Almost feels like the Paki Mil didn't live up to
the code of protecting some GUEST.
And Now the Taliban is getting its pound of flesh
for the offense.

Could we get a look inside the Taliban,
see the connections?
Does TTP fear ISI? 

Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan has close ties to Al Qaeda, sharing money and bomb experts and makers. John Brennan, President Obama’s chief counterterrorism adviser, said: "It's a group that is closely allied with al-Qaeda. They train together, they plan together, they plot together. They are almost indistinguishable."^[62] Ambassador-at-large Daniel Benjamin stated, "The T.T.P. and Al Qaeda have a symbiotic relationship: T.T.P. draws ideological guidance from Al Qaeda, while Al Qaeda relies on the T.T.P. for safe haven in the Pashtun areas along the Afghan-Pakistani border... 


In 2008 Baitullah Mehsud met with Ayman al-Zawahiri in South Waziristan. Prior to this meeting the Pakistani Taliban answered to the Afghan Taliban and pro-Pakistan militant commanders. At the time Pakistani authorities believed that Mehsud was in fact an al-Qaeda operative.^[36] In February 2009 Baitullah Mehsud, Hafiz Gul Bahadur and Maulavi Nazir released a statement in which they reaffirmed their allegiance to Osama bin Laden.
SOURCE: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Tehrik-i-Taliban_Pakistan

Lets see what the Taliban webmasters know?
We thought the best place to look inside the
Taliban may be its spokesperson.
The one I have easiest access to is the
one on Twitter. @alemarahweb,

Mostafa ahmedi, (No such person, exists).

We deployed BSU's and made a 
connection, with in Alemarahweb set them up with
encrypted, cloaked secure communications
line and they talked. They after all are Taliban.
They assured me they were safe and would
never be found out, even approved our
mentioning them in this post.


They wouldn't tell us everything, but did
fill in some blanks for us.All staff speak
English.


Only one guy posts the messages for
alemarahweb, the guy running this isn't
a real spokesperson but a propaganda
minister, 9 people work with him.
On his Twitter account he says he is
in Kabul,Afghanistan he isn't.
They are not 'in the know' from whats
on their PCs, not on the inside with real 
Taliban, and not trusted.
Just used to pass on message or
info.
Kinda like Obama's WH spokesperson,
but uses way out there propaganda.


His boss is Dr Tariq 

Azam Tariq (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azam_Tariq_(Tehrik-i-

Taliban_Pakistan)
He has a strange habit of nickle an
dimming his employees, while
he doesn't really need the extra money,
and they really do, he pockets the
little bonuses and expenses they
were suppose to get.

 
He is in Lahore, Pakistan.
IP 110.38.5.181
He is in charge of propaganda. 
And they make jokes about all the
casualties alemarahweb tweets about.
And fake stuff the web site puts out,
it starts with a small grain of truth and
they just keep making up thing up.


And how nobody really believes them.
Our informant informs us none of them
are in Afghanistan but are all in Pakistan,
and ISI knows they are there. And they
are not afraid of ISI.


They move back and forth between
Islamabad, Lahore, Quetta, Karachi.


They go to different Internet cafes,
If one were to take down the PC they
are on, they just move to another
PC in the same Cafe, but if you take
down a few PCs they are on in the same
Cafe, they get banned, owners think
they are doing something to the PCs.
Pisses them off.


They bring in their Mem sticks or CDs
plug them in and log on to Twitter
and cut and paste text into twitter.


The guy that actually post the tweets is not 
allowed to change even one word.
He expects to get caught, and expects
to be released.
Their real job is not to speak for Taliban,
but to provide news outlets with propaganda
they will publish. Pump out the Propaganda.

QARI YOUSUF AHMADI we got a lock on:
He has two assistants.
He was working in Germany in 2008.
On 16-May-11 he flew a

Boeing 737 out of Karachi, Pakistan

and into Lahore, Pakistan.

Arrived around 03:15:am (UTC -4:00) 

And went straight to a computer. 

And then was off all PCs for

almost 24 hrs.

He has a weakness for X rated 

Bacha Bazi boys according to files 

we found.

 

Dr Tariq  doesn't share his predilection 

and may be unaware of his interests.

QARI YOUSUF AHMADI has contacts

in 4 large cities that supply his needs.

We know his friends. Very special one

in Quetta, who on 17-May-11 flew to 

Islamabad, Pakistan  to meet two others 

( Who live there ) of the working

group.

Related IP accounts :

119.156.13.208

59.103.200.120

119.160.57.2:  

 

We took out the Taliban core Webmasters
in 2008, time to clean house again.
http://warintel.blogspot.com/2008/11/taliban-webmaster-ips-location-pakistan.html

Taliban web masters we went after in 2008:

adil_watanmal
leemedia786 zabulqma_12345
murchal_2006

mdmansori
alemarah
alsomood_100

 

TTP isn't running with normal paradigm,
very disturbing, more in next post. G

Its clear from what we

read the TTP does not

fear the ISI.

All of this Paradigm Intel

points to collusion between

the TTP Taliban and the ISI.

The conclusion is the ISI and

Taliban TTP have worked 

hand and hand.

And right now the TTP is very

pissed at the ISI, and kicking hell

out of the Paki Military.

Paradigm Intel says its cause:

the ISI didn't protect OBL

like they promised, and maybe

even were paid to do.

The ISI certainly thought OBL

would be safe on a Military reservation.

And certainly didn't think the CIA could

find him there, and never take him

out, he was surrounded by 3 regiments.

And now TTP is punishing ISI for loosing

OBL, and to be sure the top level ISI officers

did not know specifics about OBL.

But a Colonel did, and arranged everything.

The ISI may have already killed him.

 

Soon to be missing Paki Colonel,have12 BSU's searchin4you,come on in, protection assured, #PAKISTAN #ISI ,ONLY WAY OUT http://bit.ly/eOHCdk

 

#Pakistan DEAD: Colonel Mohammad Arif, body could not be found,Hmm I may have been looking for him, G http://bit.ly/lCGxzP @statedept ISI ??

 

Chicago trial. 2008 Mumbai attacks officer in Pakistan’s intelligence service chose a Jewish center as target http://j.mp/maRFZH

During this operation we were tracking and

tracing 21 Taliban IPs.

Talibans phone numbers:
0093705186939
0773567977
0093705464754

Paki Taliban TTP Web sites:
www.alemarah-iea.net
www.shahamat-english.com
www.shahamat-arabic.com
www.shahamat-farsi.com
www.shahamat-urdu.com
www.shahamat.info

Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: Inside the Karachi attack.

What the Taliban really thinks about US

Bin Laden = break down of the franchise.

EXCLUSIVE: Pakis deal w/OBL 

#Pakistan ISI knew 
 
Al Qaeda, Taliban frightened.


The Taliban have little honor,
they have never kept a Peace 
Treaty, and ISI lacks integrity.


Can the Pakistan civilian Government
control the Military and ISI.
I think the Civilian Government fears
trying.


Again I salute all the Pakistan troops
who have lost their lives fighting the
terrorists.
Remember them this Memorial day.




Gerald
War Anthropologist
Tactical Internet Systems analyst.
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ISI : Taliban in complete control of Swat

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ISI tells Pak political leadership Taliban in complete control of Swat Islamabad , Oct 9 (ANI):

 In the in-camera joint sitting of both the Houses of the parliament yesterday, Pakistan s political leadership was told by the countrys military and sleuths of intelligence agency ISI that the Taliban was in complete control of some districts in NWFP, like Swat and Shangla.

They apprised the politicians, including MPs, chief ministers and governors of all four provinces, chiefs of all the major political parties, about the methods of the Taliban in indoctrinating the young boys into taking to terrorism, and also about the torture methods used on abducted militarymen.

Gen Pasha said 1368 troops had died in the fight since 2001, and the military had killed 2825 Taliban and terrorists including 581 foreigners. Some of them were crossing into Pakistan from Afghanistan to fight Pakistani troops in Bajaur, Gen Pasha said and added that the US and Afghan authorities had been informed.

Newly-appointed ISI Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha briefed the parliamentarians about the difficulties the Pakistan Army was facing in the operation against the terrorists. The military was capable of dealing with the threat, he added.

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ISI PROTECTING Haqqani NETWORK

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Mullah Nasrullah, a Taliban commander, made what has become a routine trek from his guerrilla base in Afghanistan across the jagged peaks intoPakistan last month. His destination: the headquarters of his patron and supplier, the powerful insurgent leader Sirajuddin Haqqani. A genial young man in his late 20s or early 30s with a bushy black beard, Haqqani leads the bloody Taliban insurgency in eastern Afghanistan, where American casualties are highest. Interviewed by NEWSWEEK on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, Nasrullah refused to specify the reason for his meeting with Haqqani, though it's likely he was looking for more suicide bombers, explosive vests, weapons and money to use against U.S. and NATO forces.

Once inside Pakistan, Nasrullah says, he traveled between insurgent camps. He rode in a new four-wheel-drive vehicle with a towering radio antenna fixed to the front bumper, followed by four pickup trucks filled with militants. Yet their convoy sailed through Pakistani military checkpoints. Whenever they neared one, the jihadists would hail someone named "Col. Niazi" on the radio, who would arrange their safe passage. Nasrullah believes this was a Pakistani Army officer and possibly an operative in the military's premier spy agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI. "He seems to feel invulnerable," Nasrullah says of his patron, Haqqani. "The ISI protects him."

Washington seems to agree. Combating Haqqani fighters has become one of the top priorities for American commanders in Afghanistan. But U.S. officials who would speak only on condition of anonymity when discussing sensitive matters say they have evidence that some elements of Pakistan's ISI are protecting or even helping the Haqqani network. That's helping to drive a far more aggressive U.S. strategy in the tribal areas along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, where the Haqqanis and other Taliban groups have established a network of safe havens and training camps for their own and Al Qaeda fighters. And it's raising tensions between America and Pakistan, supposed allies in the war against terror, to levels not seen since September 11.

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ISI arrests pending

Image via WikipediaPresident George W Bush confronted Yusuf Raza Gillani, Pakistan's prime minister, in Washington last week with evidence of involvement by the ISI, its military intelligence, in a deadly attack on the Afghan capital and warned of retaliation if it continues.....

President George W Bush confronted Yusuf Raza Gillani, Pakistan's prime minister, in Washington last week with evidence of involvement by the ISI, its military intelligence, in a deadly attack on the Afghan capital and warned of retaliation if it continues....

Gillani also met Michael Hayden, director of the CIA, who confronted him with a dossier on ISI support for the Taliban. The key evidence concerned last month’s bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul, which killed 54 people, including the military attaché.

An intercepted telephone conversation apparently revealed that ISI agents masterminded the operation. The United States also claimed to have arrested an ISI officer inside Afghanistan.

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Our sources indicated the USA had planned to move on ISI on the 20th of this month but delayed, giving Pakisatn a chance to address the problem, some of the double agents are known,

A ISI agent has been captured in Afghan with the Taliban, and others are being questioned.
Pakistan has been confronted with proof, evidence of ISI's double dealing and involvement in the GREAT GAME.

The Taliban are having a huge negitive impact on Pakistans economy and stock market, the money power in Pakistans multiole billion dollar economy are getting fed up with the Taiban and the havoc among the civilian population.

Paki Gov. promising a clean sweep of ISI, ISI internal affairs expected to make arrests shortly.



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ISI helping to kill American troops.

" THE GREAT GAME"

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Paki Intel service helping Taliban

Image via WikipediaElements of Pakistan's ISI and its paramilitaries are actively backing Taliban insurgents and if their sanctuaries in the country are not eliminated, the efforts of the US and its allies to stabilise and rebuild Afghanistan will be in jeopardy, a leading US think-tank has warned.

The study by Rand Corporation, funded by the US Department of Defence, finds that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate and Frontier Corps have failed to root out Afghan insurgent groups based in Pakistan and, in some cases, individuals from these Pakistani organisations have provided direct assistance to such groups as the Taliban and Haqqani network.

"Every successful insurgency in Afghanistan since 1979 enjoyed safe haven in neighbouring countries, and the current insurgency is no different," said report author Seth Jones, a senior political scientist at Rand.

"Right now, the Taliban and other groups are getting help from individuals within Pakistan's government, and until that ends, the region's long-term security is in jeopardy," the study titled "Counter-insurgency in Afghanistan," says.

It noted that insurgent groups have successfully established a sanctuary in Pakistan.

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That would explain why the Paki Government act like ball-less eunuchs against the Taliban.

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