Chicago, IL – A Pakistani-American who has pleaded guilty to laying the groundwork in the 2008 Mumbai attacks says he first started training with a Pakistani militant group more than a decade ago and it was his understanding that the group and the country’s main intelligence agency coordinated with each other.
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David Coleman Headley testified Monday at the trial of Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana (tuh-HOW’-ur RAH’-nah), who is accused of giving Headley cover when Headley scouted sites in Mumbai for the Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LASH’-kar-ee-TOY’-buh).
Headley’s testimony is being closely watched for what it might reveal about suspected links between Lashkar and Pakistan’s intelligence agency, which has been under scrutiny since Osama bin Laden was killed.
Headley says he received training in Pakistan from Lashkar and that Pakistan’s intelligence agency provided assistance to Lashkar. He didn’t immediately give any specifics.
That’s why king Solomon the wisest of the wise wrote “the best of the snakes smash his head”
This is very bad for the pakistanies who try to pertend how hard they fight against terrorists