#PakistanArmy links to #terror groups must not go unnoticed! The ISIS-linked attack of #BondiBeach in which 12 innocent #Australians were murdered and yesterday’s attack on US military personnel in the Middle East are part of the same global pattern. These attacks do not emerge spontaneously. They come from an ecosystem that has been protected, managed, and allowed to persist for decades.
At the center of that ecosystem sits Pakistan’s military and intelligence apparatus, particularly the #PakistanArmy and #ISI. This is not a new accusation. Terror groups have long operated from Pakistani territory, openly or semi-openly, under the cover of charities, political fronts, or rebranded organizations. When pressure mounts, they are not dismantled. They are renamed and relocated.
Lashkar-e-Taiba. Jaish-e-Mohammed. Al-Qaeda. Sectarian death squads. And now ISIS-K. Different names, same pattern. Recruitment, training, financing, and facilitation networks tied back to Pakistan. FATF scrutiny has not ended this system, it has merely forced it to adapt.
Pakistan is not just a victim of terrorism. It has been a central exporter of it, destabilizing Afghanistan, India, Iran, the Middle East, and now reaching Western societies. When ISIS strikes abroad, responsibility does not end with the attacker. It extends to the states that have enabled the ideology, infrastructure, and networks behind it.
And yet, while the media tries to bash Muslims, #Ahmed_Al_Ahmed risked his life, ran toward gunfire, stopped an attacker, and saved lives. A Muslim hero confronting terror directly, while states continue to excuse those who enable it.
Honor the victims.
Honor #Ahmed_El_Ahmed.
And stop pretending ISIS violence is random, isolated, or disconnected from Pakistan’s long-standing role in harboring terror networks.
#SydneyAttack
MADE IN PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 ⬇️
I see no difference between Ajmal Kasab (Mumbai attacks) and the suspected Sydney attacker, Naveed Akram.
Both are Pakistan-linked individuals, and both cases raise serious questions about radicalization originating from Pakistan that results in the killing of innocent civilians abroad.
The world has already seen this pattern in Mumbai — now Sydney demands the same scrutiny.
Investigations must determine who trained, influenced, or enabled such violence.
Jahan Shah Safi is not a terrorist, he was one of the most effective intelligence officer of Afghanistan who served in Kunar province and was leading counter-terrorism operations against Al-Qaeda and ISKP. His father was a freedom fighter who fought the Soviets. Calling him a terrorist is wrong and it’s a betrayal of war time allies. As an intelligence officer we all run sources to collect intelligence but DHS is too stupid to know this. I know Brigadier General Jahan Shah personally. @DHSgov must release him immediately and apologize!
@DHSgov I hope you don't forget how many Afghans were killed and injured by the US and Nato in the past 2 decades?
shame on your double standards legislation
@FForotan اینها همان اولاد های حرامی هیرامندوی میباشد که بخاطر راکت باران کابل خوش هستند. مه نمیدانم که اینها چرا و به کدام دلیل به آسیاب دشمن آب میندازند.
افسوس صد افسوس به کوفی خیلا و امثالهم درست که طالب بد است، اما همان طالب بد امروز سینه و جان خوده سپهر کده و به دفاع وطن پرداخته🇦🇫