We know we cannot go into Pak. So what is happening is… we need to get Pak in between the strong India and stable Afghanistan, then the ISI does not have anything more to do, and then we start ferreting out AlQaeda from Pak.

Remember, India is deliberately NOT wiping out insurgency in Kashmir. If India wipes out insurgency completely from Kashmir… then it cannot keep its troops amassed there.. it will look unnatural.. Hence India needs a reason for keeping its forces in Kashmir, so that AlQaeda does not start occupying that place. India also has HUGE intersest in Afghanistan.

Huge multi billion $ projects are going on… so it is a trade between US and India to keep peace in Afghanistan…in return India will not aggressively move forward on its nuclear program…
If we go now full fledged into Pak, not force, but aggressive seek and destroy or help the govt…., ISI will be pissed and it will start helping Taliban and AlQaeda in Afghanistan again…

In order to keep ISI domant or incapcitated we need a strong Afghanistan and a strong India….and Pak must be held like a nut in between the two prongs of the nut cracker.

Biden thinks it is simple……
But I think Obama has much more… much much more information than Biden has.

Joe Biden can learn from this and voice out his opposition in public without even resigning. He could then run for the presidency in few years time based on this judgment alone. And who knows, there may few who will vote for him because of it again.

My friends and my parents are so excited by your article. We have been busy copying and sending to our friends.

Your are the best!

Belinda

Stars and Stripes
Pacific edition, Friday, October 16, 2009
Guam High’s best fall season in the school’s 12-year history continued Wednesday as the Panthers girls captured their first All-Island cross-country championship on the 3.1-mile Nimitz Hill Golf Links course.
Alexis Bosworth and Megan Speck placed 1-2 in 22 minutes, 5 seconds, and 22:24. Quincy Tougher took sixth in 23:53 and Susan Smith eighth in 24:05. As a team, Guam High (32 points) outdistanced George Washington (55) and Simon Sanchez (86).
“This is the best team we’ve ever had in all the years I’ve coached Guam High,” coach Joe Taitano said. “We set a goal at the beginning of the year. I said this is the best team Guam High has ever had and this is our chance to move up to the podium.”
To outgun defending league champion George Washington, both in a regular-season dual meet earlier this season and in Wednesday’s All-Island meet “is no easy task, and we did it today,” Taitano said. “The way they finished was unbelievable.”
Guam High’s boys took third with 87 points, trailing John F. Kennedy (86) and George Washington (54). No Panthers boys runners placed in the top 10.
The girls title is the first league championship for Guam High, which is also enjoying a fine run on the gridiron and the volleyball court.
Under first-year coach Billy Henry, the Panthers football team broke out of the gate 4-1 and has sealed second place in the regular season, best in school history.
And also under a first-year coach, Steve Hollister, Guam High’s girls volleyball team has reached the semifinals of the league playoffs, having beaten Okkodo and Simon Sanchez in the first two rounds. The Panthers play St. John’s on Thursday in the semifinals at University of Guam Field House.
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