Mumbai attackers should be tried in ICJ: US lawmaker-US-World-The Times of India

Mumbai attackers should be tried in ICJ: US lawmaker-US-World-The Times of India
"So I think, when you have a pattern of behaviour, which Pakistanis exhibited in the past, by initially arresting the perpetrators and those involved in the planning after the attack on the Parliament and then releasing them, there is no reason for us to be secure in the belief that these planners would face justice," Royce said.

"These(Mumbai) attacks are crimes against humanity. The realisation that a terror training camp was being maintained and churning out terrorists across, has left us all with the realisation that we have to leverage Pakistan to close down those camps."

Afghan girls return to school-South Asia-World-The Times of India

Afghan girls return to school-South Asia-World-The Times of India

India hails Obama remark on terror from Pak-India-The Times of India

Welcoming US President Barack Obama's statement that Afghanistan and Pakistan are the central front in the America's war against terrorism, defence minister A K Antony said on Friday the world must take action to tackle terror emanating from Pakistani soil.
The defence minister said that al least 30 terror camps are still operating in Pakistan. The terrorist outfits operating from Pakistan soil should be disbanded, he said.
"Sympathy and solidarity is fine, but what India needs is action," said Antony.

Al Qaeda found a safe haven in Pakistan: Dick Cheney

The Hindu News Update Service
Washington (PTI): Driven out of Afghanistan by theUS-led international forces, Al Qaeda has found a safe haven in Pakistan, the US Vice President, Dick Cheney has said.

Palin Contradicts McCain On Pakistan, Seems To Back Obama’s Position

• (PHILADELPHIA) Sarah Palin told a customer at a Philadelphia restaurant on Saturday that the United States should “absolutely” launch cross-border attacks from Afghanistan into Pakistan in the event that it becomes necessary to “stop the terrorists from coming any further in,” a comment similar to the one John McCain condemned Barack Obama for making during last night’s presidential debate.
  
• “If the United States has al Qaeda, bin Laden, top-level lieutenants in our sights, and Pakistan is unable or unwilling to act, then we should take them out,” Obama added. 
  
• In her first national television interview after becoming the Republican vice presidential nominee, Palin was pressed by ABC’s Charlie Gibson on whether the U.S. should launch cross-border attacks into Pakistan. She said that the United States “must do whatever it takes” to thwart Islamic extremists and said, “America has to exercise all options in order to stop the terrorists who are hell bent on destroying America and our allies.” 
  
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Pakistan using US funds for preparing for war against India: Obama

• Senator Obama vowed to hold Islamabad accountable for the massive military aid it has received from Washington if he is elected to the White House. He said his administration will increase pressure on the Pakistan to come to terms with terrorist safe havens along its northern border with Afghanistan. 
  
• "So they're (Pakistan) using the military aid...Pakistan...they're preparing for a war against India," Senator Obama said. 
  
• Maintaining that he will follow the al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden to the "gates of hell", the Democratic nominee said that this could be accomplished without resorting to sending ground troops to Pakistan. 
  

John McCain likes to say that he'll follow bin Laden to the Gates of Hell - but he won't even go to the cave where he lives.
-------------------Barack Obama