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how vital is the isi talks going on? >> it's an unstable area but i believe if pakistan changed its policy of supporting the taliban, i think we would suddenly have peace in afghanistan. i think it's as important as that. the taliban is not popular. i think the election showed the. certainly the uprisings that happening in various provinces show that. people are sick and tired of the taliban and they want, they just want to follow a normal democratic life. that's why they all tell you, why aren't you going to the heart of the problem? i think it's the finest, the money, the support. and then, of course, you still have lots of men with guns, lots of young men who are unemployed. you've got to get into a lot of post-conflict work, and i think afghan has huge problems besides that. it can't support itself. it's got huge puppy, it's got corruption. but they think they could start to work on that. i think it's huge. i also think pakistan if they stopped supporting and running these proxy wars to get start to get a grip on the

that comment had been pvc judging by the isi. mido some intelligence agency had come to my house didn't need that money is going to get kissed the doubts as to what appeared to be kissed and made the list but once common consent. the photos said his interview with the girls not to miss that includes despite the agency. the view from our condo to watch. that was missing but since then it's going to watch at least some of the initial capital investment the burlesque and i'm not the destination when you add it to the doctor but does it. so i tried to stop not ours. this gets out his outburst as the new cafe i got a kick about. now you can keep my speed. not as good t rest of theeludedes ancies in ts inresting road into people's attention on his life to treat it right and attacks on his hands and toes thus the engine. that's right songs xd and the commotion that you cannot see. his doctor said. it's funny and you knew was hiking and looking through the isi goosen that dismiss the allegations the isi has such a ban on the candidate wh

not that bad a condition that the country we got to the shadow of the country's main spy agency the isi. the defendant and it got me to be. the defence ministry approach to focus on it really means the oddly seeking action against the canyon. my new job working with the niceties of tnt network. as a vicious campaign against the isi the senate has the support of going out by choosing guided to jane and i decided to continue thinking that it's not. i need to chant on scene engine is comic me gratified to what cost. in two thousand and eight men from the ministry said on tuesday in the sand at the end of two teenage road use the spy agency for me to go into this made me it was founded in june miss mimi had also said that the isi and its junction with responsible for the assassination attempt the rest of the committee on defence. it opened it and it was a tad bright idea to try and win. he was upset to harm its coverage of the issue of missing persons. he's just been to some koreans. stephen hughes and several other publications as an answer the chinese have sorta sucks identify and into th

but i did ask, and it's from an isi source, but not the head. they never would admit it, they denied they knew bin laden was there, which is barely credible when you chase the war. >> looking at how the isi operates, this could have been there so in the open without them knowing. >> right, right. >> you say that the u.s. later ended up finding out that that was the case. >> right. what was fascinating. i checked it with u.s. officials, who said it makes sense. they were piecing it together they saw things, they were watching the house and saw things that didn't add up. he didn't have an escape door or tunnel or fox hole that saddam hussein was found hiding in. he had no hole in the house, no place to hide and nowhere to escape. it made sense to me that he was relying on being tipped off or protected or good evening able to get out if a raid was coming. it turned out the c.i.a. came to the same conclusions when they looked at the house, which is why they didn't trust to tell the pakistanis. >> what do you say to the man that was the u.s. ambassad

on the isi. on the evidence due to his duties. the sins against god is not targeted i'd intended to be in this episode of the conditions made it in and after listening i just think on sunday. common used the tunnel is commonly seen to that comment on the taskbar. this type intelligence agency isi. i did see the nintendo. just wanted to find any damage on his life. the common good the staff and thousands of evidence and the country's best interest is unbecoming of them. the defense contends that the dollar was attacked by unidentified gunmen accent cannot see an arkansas to make light of a stabbing in his cot you see us this is a good time. one of the most recognizable faces on top this sunday can imagine coming under attack. in two thousand trays of body was found confidence on finding sticks by pop this on tiny mind. education is not on the use of design. meanwhile the essence of the society continued to dance across the country. monsoons are ahead in cities including islamabad cannot see the horror and a solid b c he said. the i

isis, that's what i encourage you to go visit our website. we have been observing a lot of activities by isis to discourage iraqis from participating in the elections. and in a lot of cases, even using violence to discourage iraqis from participating in the elections. that's why these elections are much more different than the 2010th election because those elections isis was not significant threat to the process. now it is, and it's one of those big questions at the moment, 16 days or not, what will be the impact of isis on the electoral process itself. and i would say that impact will not be limited to the iraqi shia but also extended to the iraqi sunnis in particular because that's the committee that isis is attending to discourage from voting in the election. that's the first part of the discussion. and for my presentation to the second part has to do with illegal dynamics themselves. for those of you who don't follow iraqi politics, i just have one thing to say and that should be your major take away. it's a fast changing environment. wha

protection was always the umbrella of isi, the intelligence service. they would warn him. >> you can argue that the americans knew that someone would warn him and that's why they did not tell the pakistanis. >> a senior official said it was exactly that. they noticed there was no back door. it made them think as they were surveilling the house that he was relying on being tipped off. that was one reason they did not tell pakistan about the positions of the house. when you put all that together, i just think it fits. >> recently, mike morel was here. you know him well. we talked about torture. he said an interesting thing. khalid sheikh mohammed, he said do not dare mention the courier. >> he said that? that's interesting. i heard he was reticent about that. i did not really see actually said those words. that is how they put two in two together. >> one person said one thing and in between -- >> we tried to trace the courier. i knew i would get stopped trying to go up to the mountain. the courier's father left the mountains and moved to kuwait. he did f

then you find out on every street there's someone working for the isi, the pakistani intelligence who then talks to all the people servants usually, all the good guards or the watch men who work on the houses. so they then find have there been recent cummings and goings, who lives there, how many men and women and so on. they have all these things you piece together slowly. but you realize that they had to have had a watch on something. so what happens is they they are actually told, the people watching that street they're told this is a safe house you keep away. so they're sort of warned off because it's a special house. that's the intelligence house. it's someone's house. and so the police are also told that way. they are warned off. so then you have to keep looking. so eventually it took me two years but eventually i did keep talking to everyone trying to piece together a general, the former isi chief who actually said, he actually said he believed musharraf was put or had him put there and that it was his civilian intelligence chief who put him there. he then slightly watered down

isi on its bottom denying the allegations. meanwhile islamabad high court dismissed up to me.i imagine this robust and open asking for a ban on geo tv opting to me and i found for the attack on me. according to let it alone taste of cheese and this is the second i mean has begun it did in two thousand and twelve the ball was fun gonna continue scott opted to spend at bacchus the god of on foot a book on the need for education is the guy uses that um i'd like to begin asking you about this incident of this attack on hugging me. you know what that hotbed of democracies show tuesday in pakistan now because one of the bond election day two and of the election won government handed over touch to another government. i'm in seoul kind of a white been seen in the media in and obedient important idea in action and things and i are now comes this attack on unabashed of love on the honey mead and one wonders what is the difference between the army to win and a democrat in the attack of the woodward stakes when genocide that claimed this the parks and on the right intonation some time unk

this means buying agency the isi. on the streets of the attacks on each of the environmental fund and its agencies. he did that and the isi and the goblet and attacked its get ninety including full fun as this month the accused pakistan of not the end of the second assessment of the new timetable falling the phenomenon that one of the fields the photos of the danube and the demon of his time. this defense and the list of instructions. he says i can add text on the content of the new bond had bought the stock the upcoming olds. that is the exact a need to do this except to comment on it as any. three more dead bodies recovered from a massive different pockets on southwest invited to start on sunday. the bodies were taken out of the baby and to top a small atomic with the district. some two hundred fifteen miles from provincial capital. but doc and have been shifted to a nearby hospital for identification. the toads activists and rights groups have demanded international intervention into the net to kill and don't wanna

watergate its focus on is notorious spy agency the isi has been awarded to two groups both inside and beyond pockets on sunday as is facing a major challenge from these groups today. bob teeth on the other bond and take it on the bomb had become an engine is a distinction that focus on knitting bowling scores than just places and even cost that goes. soon the attack on a shopping days will last a minute recently. but painless or so grown up. this art is nothing but ocean surgeons for the speed of biden's but it's just the whole wash and it clearly looks like the hand he woke up the powder puff. he's the boss busting sewage and vegetable market was designed to be off to the huge losses due to the editor. at least three people and wounding another seventy. it is that this was the shop is a sign of mourning for the guardians traders and residents gathered at me shocked and full of boxes yet to grow the market to order blocking the victims off the bus. ada said. most of the victims would be the bread is from wealthy families living in india. why stop with the pointy end of the darkest tim

last night i went in and out of work in close association with the isi and a suspected of conducting nice and religious fundamentalism. i was referred to the season. i would read the time did the best and identity. write it. but he said that the recipe. women women of the event the best the stunts and indonesians it's nice to resources without going into routine. greece needs attention and that the economic opportunities has pushed about two thirds of the opening scene. that evening. he invites week and got signed. i need to pick the team. the smoker with the cause is officially not defeat to bangladesh for setting off the bus to them simultaneously but most of the people. natasha is intended to remain stable. i lived in the video evidence at the end. it's one of the day. david's its inhibitions. the people in the event had been giving india. so i was young tibetans are secured to a position that speech i will reserve the right back on the mend them. maddening crowds to come. this tactic had the advantage in tonight's headlines in knots this dvd onto the grounds of the ten kazakhstan

this means i need to feed the isi in the abduction. headbands and cool implemented in the midst of the band then chatted with him he needed to use them to bed at seven p m tuesday at stoke establishment professor including the medicine the nice treaty nationwide strike on the twenty fifth of this country that did not think it is to die on us not to spot these. just gonna shut down accepted into the wind is up to twenty students than that of bs on that job that has the hunger strike outs and ninety pence in london and the intervention into the abduction the added that the continuing practice if enforced disappearances of that he does. not two minutes province of baluchistan the program include some of whom were given generously of his camaro government and the african american woman to be operational. some people are going to. this in london on the head demonstration is to let this be a bastion of that. his on field the stadium and didn't snap the pics and update this. and what they have moved into the area who want to study sent them t

the forty eight its focus on is notorious spy agency the isi has been toward into new groups both inside and be on poppy songs from t s is facing a major challenge from these groups today. focus on the other bond and take it on the bomb had become an interesting distinction that focus on the main bowling scores fringes places and even cost that goes. soon the attack on a shopping days will last a minute recently. but train was also going up. bart's of inglewood and surgeons for the speed of white tents but it's just the whole wash and it clearly looks like the hand you will often come off. is the boss boss treat sewage and vegetable market was designed to the day off today due to last them through the area. the street the people and wounding another seventy. it is the discos the shop is a sign of mourning for the guardians maybe a dozen residents gathered at me shocked and food boxes yet to grow the market. you would've walked into the victim's off the last. it said. most of the victims would be the buttons from well off families living in india what's up with the pointy end of the darke

and it has come in fact, harm the isis with the local people. there have been uprisings and so forth. much more clever about how to manage that. .. pass telling him, do this right now. stroking a cat. but you do definitely have global resources allocated to various different weighed, and foreign fighters sometimes just show up but there are foreign fighter pipelines. one of the reasons why groups persist in being affiliated with al qaeda even when it's not in their interests locally, is because there's money and resources attached to it as well, and that goes some way to answer if it's an ideology or just an organization. a question over here. >> i'm from turkey. and i'm a consultant and a tourist in d.c. every page of the tour report has good words about turkey, and they're getting it right so i'd like to ask a question regarding the atp. they would like to call their name -- i think it's a coincidence the name aq is spelled like -- there's a connection there, and i read an article on "new york times" march 19th about the wrong enemy, and in th

well the assumption is that the irish recently these two that were taken by the isi know which is an extreme jihadist groups are extreme that it being disenfranchised by i'll head down. but sad if indeed it was ice iowa and eat and eat with a non science at the cactus was speaking french quebec is this an indication that sadly that perhaps more likely would not experience that maybe they can from other countries and at least two possibly somebody anyone of us does not see this great town and i seem to have recently was to be manifested to one of the iran hostage takers were smiling on site unite the reality is we know is that isi oh eight using a lot of foreign jihadists possibly from africa possibly from elsewhere in the middle east. most likely because people would be more loving to speak french so the more subtle like the syrians that's for sure on the end to that as result you know it all indications out that kennedy was in a jihadist group in sydney from the button and he's been telling jokes and asides that to what he did not deny them the name of the creek. he has certainly ne

from the audubon to sectarian extremists groups to the crunching into services intelligence agency isi although it continues to god that did the media trying to intimidate and canonized them into silence. in the last two decades fifty two and jonas have had to be with and itunes. seeing and unafraid friendly notion is out which hotel to get in the eastern punjab province in two thousand and eleven when gianni was your photo when the time bob that was close to my dad in the taxi in the senior mixed yet unidentified assailants gun down voice of the many agendas mochi from time to update me and not swift and be silent. angie think you've caused. given the cases are common in general this has got to me and your news ended up on it means being attacked i mean who is not a complete team has according to his god of being the head of pakistan's into services intelligence chief guest and engendered value is not what the attack. isi on its bottom denying the allegations meanwhile islamabad high court dismissed up to be frightened by janice molested when asking for a ban on geo tv update andy and

the isi says the charges, baseless. he's in hospital after being shot while driving into the city of karachi. >>> four more crew members from the ferry that capsized in south korea a week ago have been arrested. 11 people are now in custody. the number of bodies recovered has reached 150 with another 152 still missing. most of them school children. the bbc's jonathan hague is on the island of jindo. >> reporter: every day the list gets longer. confirmed victims of last week's ferry disaster. some named, some identified only by the clothes they were wearing or jewelry. but with so many still missing, the agonizing wait just goes on. the arrivals and departures of police boats bringing back the bodies has become something of a grim routine here. some families are now able to grieve. many others can't. a week on, the pain of this disaster still seems unending. before long they'll probably abandon the use of divers and deploy cranes to lift the hull to the sea's surface. they can't do until all the families accept the death

>> in syria if you look at alinous ra, and isi, if you look at hezbollah's operations in israel itself, these are nonstate actors who can capabilities previously only-- those are destructive weapons. it's communications. it's the ability to mobilize resources. sufficient financial resources. >> rose: are they dependent on nation states to provide them the,s they use. >> this is the nexus between hostile nations and these forces. for example what, would hezbollah be without iran, really, and what would-- what would al qaeda and associated groups be without at least the ability to establish support bases and safe havens within the bound reas of certain nation state. so i think it's important for us to be able to deter nation states, as well as nonstate actors, but also to be able to respond to crises involving the fielded forces of nation states and sold hybrid enemies. >> rose: there is a sense in the country, i think, and you hear it in terms of conversations that a lot of people look and think the future of modern watch is paramilitary and special ops kind of forces. >> right. >> rose

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. >> these are the facts: the pakistani military through the isi provides intelligence to the taliban on nato and us and ana operations. they provide even training for them and resources and logistics. >> the sound of the military jets returns, but the fighters don't seem too worried. >> they even stop to pick up fruit on the way. but i'm concerned about the nato planes circling above us. >> i just saw two fighter jets in the air, flying very low, possibly targeting us i'm scared as hell. >> but the planes didn't attack us >> it's not a major attack. it's a small group of taliban, it lasted for a couple of hours. for those types of attacks isaf planes don't normally engage. there are much larger attacks 200, 300 taliban in which there is a real danger of the base being overrun which would be a major political and symbolic blow to the afghan government and to nato and in those cases it would be much more likely to engage. >> they couldn't get the bodies of the fallen comrades, so they're very disappointed. but they say they killed a lot of afghan national army soldiers, i can't confirm

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. >> these are the facts: the pakistani military through the isi provides intelligence to the taliban on nato and us and ana operations. they provide even training for them and resources and logistics. >> the sound of the military jets returns, but the fighters don't seem too worried. >> they even stop to pick up fruit on the way. but i'm concerned about the nato planes circling above us. >> i just saw two fighter jets in the air, flying very low, possibly targeting us i'm scared as hell. >> but the planes didn't attack us >> it's not a major attack. it's a small group of taliban, it lasted for a couple of hours. for those types of attacks isaf planes don't normally engage. there are much larger attacks 200, 300 taliban in which there is a real danger of the base being overrun which would be a major political and symbolic blow to the afghan government and to nato and in those cases it would be much more likely to engage. >> they couldn't get the bodies of the fallen comrades, so they're very disappointed. but they say they killed a lot of afghan national army soldiers, i can't confirm

isis this machinery that right at the heart of the operation to destroy the chemical weapons. they expect to be pushing through these mustard gas and hundreds of tons to make sure they can never again be used. >> they can still do it but there is no further time to delay. >> it is entirely up to the syrians at this point. taking on the final cargo of syrian chemicals. it will sail east in spain. teams of scientists will work in shifts to neutralize the toxic materials. there is minimal risk of contamination. >> all the materials are on board. the entire system and the movement of all the materials will contain the entire process. >> they will soon be making history. what happens if syria fails to meet the looming u.n. deadline? frank gardner, bbc news in spain. offor more on the process destroying those weapons, i am joined by amy smith. syria can still make the ?eadline >> they have been asked for years to join the treaty. the nonproliferation treaty, since they joined the chemical weapons convention, some say that it has swung in their favor. they may be dragging their feet

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who isi had a guest still dancing her age. as you put it.s to sit inng it the audience as i did the other night and watch you play these characters -- this character who was so muted, so staged, so th is. and the person playing him has always been like this. that is when you are good actor. is a challenge to get into the skin of that character. i was always fascinated by classical russian theater. russia,p in latvia and ten years. i had an access to see the best of the russian theater. tolstoy, dostoyevsky, miller, some american theater, i thought it is magic when the actors are saying something. it is such a revealing form of art. such a transparent and good actors emma they are part of individuals. i always dreamt to that one day i would open my mouth on stage. blessed -- inare be. we are blessed to exposed to these brilliant productions. we are on the left coast, the west coast. more and more we are getting exposed to the kind of stuff that is making the culture in the city even more rich but when ,ou are on broadway in new york is there

. >> these are the facts: the pakistani military through the isi provides intelligence to the taliban on nato and us and ana operations. they provide even training for them and resources and logistics. >> the sound of the military jets returns, but the fighters don't seem too worried. >> they even stop to pick up fruit on the way. but i'm concerned about the nato planes circling above us. >> i just saw two fighter jets in the air, flying very low, possibly targeting us i'm scared as hell. >> but the planes didn't attack us >> it's not a major attack. it's a small group of taliban, it lasted for a couple of hours. for those types of attacks isaf planes don't normally engage. there are much larger attacks 200, 300 taliban in which there is a real danger of the base being overrun which would be a major political and symbolic blow to the afghan government and to nato and in those cases it would be much more likely to engage. >> they couldn't get the bodies of the fallen comrades, so they're very disappointed. but they say they killed a lot of afghan national army soldiers, i can't confirm

vice chair of isi. i'll just start with you. but you were on the left.ght. >> very apropos. >> i nailed your name today. ends with s, starts with s. >> it's always difficult. >> you're getting much better. >> i am. but you hear the big pause. i don't know if you saw in the first segment. >> i did. >> what does it say for what the dollar should do against the euro or yen? >> the interesting thing right now is the market doesn't believe either side "the atlantic". on the ecb side the market doesn't believe it is going to do anything quantitative and accomodative for the time being. that's why the euro remains so strong. it is dubious about exactly when the fed will begin to raise rates. the needle has moved to the fed. but for now that's the reason why you see the euro staying at such high levels against the dollar for the time being. if the ecb doesn't do anything, germany is such a money machine. there's so much capital surplus. it still remains relatively strong. >> do you agree that japan, maybe we are seeing some positive signs that could aoe merge fr

hamid mier has been outspoken about the policy of drone attacks used by the isi, pakistani governmente government reacted angrily to his coverage. saturday's attack on hamid mier is a time when pakistan has become one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists, something he has highlighted at a demonstration condemning attacks on the media. >> i have come here to express my anger on those people who say that we want to anything on or about ate with those terrorists who have accepted responsibility of the murder of the workers. i think that they should make a difference clearly and announce it that what is their policy. >> hamid mir told his brother he believed the isi would be to blame if he was attacked. the army has denied those allegations. dominic cain, al jazeera. >> 112th day imprisoner for our colleagues. they were arrested in cairo on december 29th. they have been charged with reporting false news and aiding a terrorist organization. the trial is set to resume on april 22nd. another al jazeera stamp, abdullah al shami has been detained for eight months. he ha

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