White House backs Clinton’s Pakistan remarks

by Sameer on November 1, 2009

in News and Views, News Headlines

The White House is standing behind Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s blunt suggestion that Pakistani officials know where top terrorists are hiding, Geo news reported.

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Friday that Clinton’s public comments echoed what U.S. officials tell the Pakistanis in private. He said they do not undermine Pakistani anti-terror cooperation.

Said Gibbs, “I think those remarks were completely appropriate.”

While traveling in Pakistan on Thursday, Clinton suggested some Pakistani officials knew where al-Qaida’s upper echelon has been hiding within their country and have done little to target them. She slightly revised the remarks Friday, saying she doesn’t think the government is purposely harboring terrorists.


Short URL to this post http://8mv.net/y


You may like receiving latest interesting stories every day in your email Click here to subscribe all news items or click here for only technology related updates

Previous post:

Next post:


Please submit your comments only once. Sometime your comments publishing may be little delayed

Comment Policy:

It is a very difficult to moderate all comments live. We beleive in freedom of expression. So we do not like to stop anyone's opinion. But to bring a little sanity in the debate it is recommended that please do not use abusive, off-topic, slang language. Please do not make racial attacks, Please carry on a civilized discussion. Comment posters are responsible for anything they post.
© 2012 PakPoint Network. Disclaimer: PakPoint Network trust on the freedom of expression. All the material, videos, images and links posted here are contributed by the members of the site or taken from third party websites and/or are already in public domain and are owned by their respective rightful owners. We do not record or sell any copyrighted material. All trademarks, trade names, service marks, copyrighted work, logos referenced herein belong to their respective owners/companies. If you find any content in violation of your rights please give your feedback and it will be removed immediately. pakpoint @ gmail.com