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Obama threatens Pakistan: Obama: 'We need to make clear to people that the cancer is in Pakistan':

" If, God forbid, the SUV had blown up in Times Square, - Obama would be forced to do things that Pakistan would not like. "No one will be able to stop the response and consequences," the security adviser said. "This is not a threat, just a statement of political fact." Ref. Source 5

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Pakistan to consider other options if NATO strikes again:

Gilani: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Friday told the National Assembly that the government might consider other options if someone tried to interfere with the country's sovereignty. Ref. Source 3

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Pakistan deploys anti-aircraft missiles on Afghan border:

Pakistan has strengthened its air defense with a view to preventing NATO forces from intruding into its territory from Afghanistan. Ref. Source 8

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Pakistan President Believed 'US Behind Taliban Attacks in Pak' to Gain Access to its Nukes
By ANI

Zalmay Khalilzad, the former US envoy to Afghanistan, once brushed off Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari's claim, that the US was 'arranging' the (suicide) attacks by Pakistani Taliban inside his country, as 'madness', and was of the view that both Zardari and Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who believed in this US conspiracy theory, were 'dysfunctional' leaders. Ref. Source 9

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U.S. Readies $2B security aid for Pakistan

A security assistance package of as much as $2 billion for Pakistan to fight extremists is under a final review, U.S. Officials said. Ref. Source 1

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Pakistani Foreign Minister Suggests U.S. To Blame For Taliban, Al-Qaeda
By Heather Maher

"When the Soviets were defeated and left Afghanistan, the United States quickly packed its bags, leaving us to deal with networks that all of us had jointly created," Qureshi said. "This was the beginning of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda." Ref. Source 7

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US breaks off high-level contact with Pakistan over shooting case:

The US has broken off high-level contacts with Pakistan as it increases pressure on Islamabad to free an American official who shot dead two Pakistanis, according to sources from both countries. Ref. Source 5

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US man Raymond Davis shot Pakistan pair 'in cold blood':

Lahore city police chief Aslam Tareen told a news conference that one of the men was killed while running away. Ref. Source 8

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US tells Pakistan to release Davis or its envoy would be kicked out: Report:

The US has threatened Pakistan that its envoy will be "kicked out" if it fails to release the American official arrested for gunning down two men in Lahore by Friday, according to a media report. Ref. Source 4