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Suicide bombers attacked two churches in a Christian community in Lahore, Pakistan, resulting in at least 14 deaths. The discussion shifts to the "Durand Line," the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, which remains a source of regional conflict and terrorism. The hosts suggest that U.S. drone strikes in the area are primarily intended to protect energy pipelines and maintain control over the volatile border region.
Raymond Davis Incident and Nuclear False Flag Allegations
The hosts delve into the case of Raymond Davis, a CIA contractor arrested in Lahore, Pakistan, for killing two men. They discuss allegations that Davis was involved in a plot to provide a nuclear device to Al-Qaeda for a false flag operation. The segment criticizes *The New York Times* for withholding Davis's CIA affiliation at the request of the State Department.
Raymond Davis Arrest, Pakistan Diplomatic Crisis
An American official, Raymond Davis, was arrested in Lahore, Pakistan, after shooting two men he claimed were attempting to rob him. Despite U.S. demands for his release based on diplomatic immunity, Pakistani authorities have kept him in custody amidst widespread public protests. The hosts suggest Davis is a "spook" involved in a botched intelligence operation and note the media's focus on Anderson Cooper's assault in Egypt has overshadowed this story.
Hillary Clinton Pakistan Remarks, Sneak Taxes Admission
During a visit to Lahore, Pakistan, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reportedly told business leaders that the U.S. "taxes everything that moves and doesn't move." The hosts interpret this as a rare admission of the heavy tax burden placed on American citizens. They discuss the prevalence of "sneak taxes" in the U.S., such as hotel and travel fees, which they claim result in an effective 70% tax rate.
Pakistan Instability, ISI Bombing and Taliban Expansion
A suicide bombing in Lahore targeted the offices of Pakistan's ISI, signaling increased instability as the Taliban expands its influence from Afghanistan. The hosts debate the likelihood of U.S. military intervention in Pakistan, noting President Obama's previous campaign rhetoric. They also discuss the strategic importance of Afghan poppy fields and the capabilities of the Pakistani army.
