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rudebox · 06-05-11, 17:14

Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani said that keeping in view the long standing relations with the United States, Pakistan’s sovereignty should not have been violated. Reacting to a military operation conducted deep inside the Pakistan territory by a US team of Navy Seals, he said the issue of violation of sovereignty was a matter of concern for Pakistan.
He said it was particularly so,in view of the cooperation with the United States of America, in intelligence and defence. “There was no need to a shortcut, or to bypass Pakistan”, Gilani told the team of reporters accompanying him on his three-day visit to France.
The Prime Minister who seemed confident and strong despite the very bumpy flight that had to turn back had an informal chat with the media persons and said, “we are returning because of the technical problem.”
He said the US President had acknowledged Pakistan’s contribution against the war on terror and the on going intelligence sharing between the two countries. He said relations with the United States had seen many ups and downs in the past.
He mentioned the incident of Raymond Davis and the Osama’s killing and said it would take some time for the relations to fully normalize between the two countries.
Gilani said during his visit he had an opportunity to present Pakistan’s things. “There were many misunderstandings and I hope these have been removed.”
He said he told the French President and the Prime Minister about Pakistan’s contribution in the war against terror and the arrest of 248 high value targets besides the sacrifices the country has rendered in this regard.
Gilani mentioned that targets like Libbi, Khalid Shaikh Mohammad have been arrested by Pakistani law enforcement agencies.
To a question Gilani said he was not returning home due to the situation back home in the backdrop of the killings of Osama bin Laden in Abbotabad.
“My official engagements had ended tonight and I decided to return home,”
Gilani said and dismissed the suggestion that he had to cut short his visit.
Asked about the difference of opinion from various government quarters regarding the US military operation, he said he would give a policy statement during the winding up debate in the Senate, otherwise the Minister of Information would do so.
The Prime Minister when questioned about the recent alliance of PPP with the PML-Q, he said the alliance with the PML-Q was not against the PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif and his party.
“We will not destabilize the provincial government of Punjab and would let complete their term,” Gilani said when asked about the latest alliance the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party government has created.
The prime minister had started an interaction with his media team in the aircraft when it developed problem with the auto pilot system.
However soon after the taking over of the manual controls by the pilots the prime minister resumed his interaction with the journalists.
The prime minister remained confident and strong despite the heavy jolts of the aircraft.

Ladybbird · 07-05-11, 23:06

I agree it was wrong the way it was done. Imagine if it had been vice versa and Pakistan had done the same thing in the US without permission. However because of the need for stealth and secrecy, I dont think they had no other choice, because Bin Laden was such a big target.

ratchetjaw666 · 08-05-11, 16:14

We do it because we can. For a while longer we're still the big dog and the big dog gets to do what ever it wants. But that time is coming to an end. And what happens when a bigger dog comes along and kicks the **** out of the big dog? They wither and die.
Like all great societies we had our good times at the top, but they always come to an end eventually and we are slowly ending ours. There's a price to pay when you say peace, peace, peace out one side of your mouth and the other side says war, war, war. None of this middle east crap needed military involvement. Political leaders could have and should have handled all this.
Pakistan is not a country to trifle with, they have nukes. If we make enemies of them guess where the first nuke will be?

06-05-11, 17:14	#1
rudebox Junior Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 8 Times in 4 Posts	Pakistan’s sovereignty should not have been violated:Gilani Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani said that keeping in view the long standing relations with the United States, Pakistan’s sovereignty should not have been violated. Reacting to a military operation conducted deep inside the Pakistan territory by a US team of Navy Seals, he said the issue of violation of sovereignty was a matter of concern for Pakistan. He said it was particularly so,in view of the cooperation with the United States of America, in intelligence and defence. “There was no need to a shortcut, or to bypass Pakistan”, Gilani told the team of reporters accompanying him on his three-day visit to France. The Prime Minister who seemed confident and strong despite the very bumpy flight that had to turn back had an informal chat with the media persons and said, “we are returning because of the technical problem.” He said the US President had acknowledged Pakistan’s contribution against the war on terror and the on going intelligence sharing between the two countries. He said relations with the United States had seen many ups and downs in the past. He mentioned the incident of Raymond Davis and the Osama’s killing and said it would take some time for the relations to fully normalize between the two countries. Gilani said during his visit he had an opportunity to present Pakistan’s things. “There were many misunderstandings and I hope these have been removed.” He said he told the French President and the Prime Minister about Pakistan’s contribution in the war against terror and the arrest of 248 high value targets besides the sacrifices the country has rendered in this regard. Gilani mentioned that targets like Libbi, Khalid Shaikh Mohammad have been arrested by Pakistani law enforcement agencies. To a question Gilani said he was not returning home due to the situation back home in the backdrop of the killings of Osama bin Laden in Abbotabad. “My official engagements had ended tonight and I decided to return home,” Gilani said and dismissed the suggestion that he had to cut short his visit. Asked about the difference of opinion from various government quarters regarding the US military operation, he said he would give a policy statement during the winding up debate in the Senate, otherwise the Minister of Information would do so. The Prime Minister when questioned about the recent alliance of PPP with the PML-Q, he said the alliance with the PML-Q was not against the PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif and his party. “We will not destabilize the provincial government of Punjab and would let complete their term,” Gilani said when asked about the latest alliance the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party government has created. The prime minister had started an interaction with his media team in the aircraft when it developed problem with the auto pilot system. However soon after the taking over of the manual controls by the pilots the prime minister resumed his interaction with the journalists. The prime minister remained confident and strong despite the heavy jolts of the aircraft.

07-05-11, 23:06	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,639 Thanks: 27,645 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: Pakistan’s sovereignty should not have been violated:Gilani I agree it was wrong the way it was done. Imagine if it had been vice versa and Pakistan had done the same thing in the US without permission. However because of the need for stealth and secrecy, I dont think they had no other choice, because Bin Laden was such a big target. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

08-05-11, 16:14	#3
ratchetjaw666 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 20 Thanks: 127 Thanked 17 Times in 12 Posts	Re: Pakistan’s sovereignty should not have been violated:Gilani We do it because we can. For a while longer we're still the big dog and the big dog gets to do what ever it wants. But that time is coming to an end. And what happens when a bigger dog comes along and kicks the **** out of the big dog? They wither and die. Like all great societies we had our good times at the top, but they always come to an end eventually and we are slowly ending ours. There's a price to pay when you say peace, peace, peace out one side of your mouth and the other side says war, war, war. None of this middle east crap needed military involvement. Political leaders could have and should have handled all this. Pakistan is not a country to trifle with, they have nukes. If we make enemies of them guess where the first nuke will be?

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