Frontline Pakistan : The Struggle With Militant Islam - Arz-e-Pak
Frontline Pakistan : The Struggle With Militant Islam - Arz-e-Pak
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0 <strong>Frontline</strong> <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong><br />
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Ibid. p. 123.<br />
Ibid. p. 207.<br />
Ibid.<br />
Interview with a minister in Musharraf’s government in June 2005.<br />
<strong>The</strong> text of President Musharraf’s speech, <strong>The</strong> News, 20 September 2001.<br />
Interview with Musharraf.<br />
Interview with a senior <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong>i foreign ministry official in 2005.<br />
Former interior minister Moinuddin Haider narrated the incident to me.<br />
‘Rubble without a cause: Despite international outrage and dissent<br />
within their own ranks, hard line Taliban extremists have systematically<br />
destroyed Afghanistan’s pre <strong>Islam</strong>ic heritage’, Newsline, April 2001.<br />
‘A general turn around’, Newsline, February 2003.<br />
Ibid.<br />
<strong>The</strong> 9/11 Commission Report, p. 117.<br />
See Chapter Ten.<br />
Interview with a senior retired <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong>i army officer.<br />
Interview with Musharraf, January 2002.<br />
In his remarks at a joint press conference with Colin Powell in <strong>Islam</strong>abad<br />
on October 2001, President Musharraf said: ‘We agreed that a durable<br />
peace in Afghanistan would only be possible through the establishment<br />
of a broad based, multi-ethnic government representing the demographic<br />
contours of Afghanistan freely choosen by the Afghans without outside<br />
interference. Former King Zahir Shah, political leaders, moderate Taliban.’<br />
Press release US State Department.<br />
‘After arm twisting, Afghan factions pick interim government and leader’,<br />
New York Times, 6 December 2001.<br />
Interview with Musharraf, January 2002.<br />
Akbar Zaidi, <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong>’s Economic and Social Development (Delhi: Rupa<br />
& co), p. 81.<br />
Ibid.<br />
Interview with a senior ISI officer.<br />
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In <strong>The</strong> News, 13 January 2002.<br />
Interview with Musharraf in January 2002.<br />
Hassan Abbas, <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong>’s Drift into Extremism, p. 201.<br />
International Crisis Group (ICG) report, <strong><strong>Pak</strong>istan</strong>: Madrasas, Extremism<br />
and the Military, July 2002.<br />
Ibid.<br />
Interview with Hafiz Saeed in January 2001.<br />
Amir Mir, <strong>The</strong> True Face of Jehadists (Lahore: Mashal Press), pp. 107–8.<br />
Ibid.
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