Topic: Nuclear warfare
WASHINGTON — A growing al Qaida -backed insurgency, combined with the Pakistani army's reluctance to launch an all-out crackdown, political infighting and energy and food shortages are plunging America's key ally in the war on terror deeper into turmoil and violence, says a soon-to-be completed U.S. intelligence assessment.
Intelligence report: U.S. antiterror ally Pakistan 'on the edge'
LaRouche issued dire warnings that this would happen if Musharraf were removed from power, and blames the Bush administration for allowing it.
So, here's what I expect will happen: claims of utter chaos, a claim that Pakistan has lost control of its nukes, and that they've fallen into the hands of Al Qaeda, in order to explain the subsequent nuclear terror. The "war on terror" is going just as planned.
