911 attacks: 'Paki army did this' campaign launched In Washington DC

 By Ahmar Mustikhan

Baltimore Foreign Policy Examiner

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PAKI ARMY DID THIS: The pro-independence American Friends of Balochistan launches campaign to apprise the world about Pakistan army and I.S.I. role in the 911 attacks.

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The pro-independence American Friends of Balochistan has announced that it will be launching a week-long campaign to create awareness about Pakistan military involvement in the horrific September 11, 2001 attacks on USA soil.

"Now that Osama bin Laden was killed just outside Pakistan Military Academy, the West Point of Pakistan, Islamabad's role in the 911 attacks is crystal clear," three members of the American Friends of Balochistan said in a statement Sunday.

"At the time when the 911 attacks took place Pakistan army generals used to call Afghanistan their fifth province. Osama bin Laden was the de facto ruler of Afghanistan who was being handled by the Pakistani military officers," they said.

Malik Baloch, Zahid Mir and Rashid Baloch said the A.F.B. was of the considered opinion that the precision with which the attacks were carried out required planning by a state secret service and now it is known to the world that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate was intimately involved with Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda terrorist networks in its global operations.

"In this coming week, A.F.B. will go around crowded areas of Washington DC and its suburbs, including the Pentagon, with a poster that shows the Twin Towers burning and a single line underneath it that will read 'Paki army did this.' This poster is the best way to tell the world Pakistan is a terrorist state, engendering and harboring, all types of killers and religious lunatics," they said.


The A.F.B. appealed to the U.S. and European governments to help end the ongoing genocide and extra judicial killings in Balochistan and support the right to self-determination of the Baloch people, including the right to statehood of Balochistan.

"Balochistan was an independent country when the British arrived in 1839 and no amount of Pakistani and Iranian state terrorism can force the Baloch to give up their demand for freedom," the A.F.B. said.

The A.F.B appealed to Baloch living in Weestern nations to intensify their lobbying with their respective governments and convey the Baloch message to their public through the 'Paki army did this' poster.

The A.F.B. also appealed to the Baloch Diaspora and secular forces to fully support the mission of getting Pakistan declared a terrorist state.

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