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acts who has violated the constitution and t law of pakistanith impunty is certainly goi to advae theauseof brgingeace an stability to an office in paktan. >> warner: and y are a stude of the militt movement andhe islamic miitant movement. what do y think me him a leader? he was relative young man. >> well, masoud brought a new dimension the islamistmilitant vement. we must understd there are fferences betweenician lambists who wa islamic law and are willing to participate politil prophecs to obin their militants, among militan there are the ruthss militants connected with al qaa with global objectives and tre are militantsho ha local objectives. masoud fell in betwen. what he did was he used internationa rhetoric a americ rhetoric, rhetoric against pakistan an its neighbors and others per seedby muslims as havng caused grievaes for muslims. and athe same time he operated byallying his own tribe. so he tried a new model, connectns with other networ but a networkthat is essentially tied by his own tribe. and so he was very efftive because of bing able to draw on other networks while at the