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BBC has more doubtful credibility now after Sam Collyn’s bluff on 26th October 2011 about Pakistan.

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By Sabrina Baloch

The Program Ran by Sam Collyns on 26th October 2011 “Afghanistan: Pakistan accused of backing Taliban” was another fake propaganda generated by western media while BBC was always considered a neutral news provider have been infested by fake logics and themes.

News URL : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-15445047
Facebook Page URL: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews

Over here I will expose their propaganda point wise in replies to the quotes of Program with the inclusion of the snapshot.



1.       “In a prison cell on the outskirts of Kabul, the Afghan Intelligence Service is holding a young man who alleges he was recruited earlier this year by Pakistan's powerful military intelligence agency, the ISI.”

a.       He does not look alike to Taliban as Taliban’s are mostly composed of Pashtun fiction who are very well against northern alliance uzbek, tajik n other fictions (See above snapshot)
2.       He says he was trained to be a suicide bomber in the Taliban's intensifying military campaign against the Western coalition forces - and preparations for his mission were overseen by an ISI officer in a camp in Pakistan.

a.       15days Training? A person cannot be considered well trained as salesman so how can you train a suicide bomber in 15Days? 2nd making someone to do suicide bombing needs a brainwash psychological work which cannot be done as “quick hire & fast deploy strategy”.
3.       Mumbai Attacks

a.       It is well exposed that Mumbai Attacks were inside Job and media manipulation controlled by western interests whether of Pakistan or Foreign (SNAP SHOTS)
4.       Pakistan support to Taliban

a.       5 Army Brigades deployed in North Waziristan to control cross border activities that mean 25000, regular army is in that agency. Are they on picnic or to stop such activities?
b.      Then why Taliban’s are attacking Pakistan Army?
c.       Most importantly that no low ranking or middle ranking can even know what happens on high level and this simple principal applies in any organization.
5.       “At the beginning of the drone operations, we gave Pakistan an advance tip-off of where we were going, and every single time the target wasn’t there anymore.

a.       So what about Naik Mohd ? Why he was not saved by ISI, as this was the second drone attack on Pakistan and as per BBC program initially tip offs were given to ISI, moreover Naik Muhammad was on the verge of meeting a peace treaty for Pakistan.
6.      Bin Laden was killed how?

a.       Declaration on May Day?
b.      When Obama was caught on certificate issues (Snap Shots / Video Links)
7       ISI does not want peace in Afghanistan

a.       How can Pakistan with un employment rate, power crisis, democratic government In infancy, with hot eastern border can afford a proxy war against sole super power and 43 Nation’s Army composed of 285,000/- Active soldiers on Western Border? Isn’t it a logical point then the story telling of BBC?
b.      ISI and Pakistan Army met with uniform. Ridiculous ISI doesn’t have any uniform and how childish is that Pakistan Army comes openly in uniform to say we are supporting them with inclusion of ISI?
Conclusion:
Above facts dose prove that WEST (USA & NATO) is in so hurry to build a false case against Pakistan even with fake news and propaganda. I would request BBC people that kindly do your homework well before hitting my country again.

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