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shed. Indeed,
laden with Afghan drug money, they have grown stronger, igniting a war with British and Canadian NATO
troops in southern Afghanistan.
If General Musharraf s peace deal with the tribes was an admission of his army s defeat, he will not own
to it. He calls it a breakthrough in the campaign against the Taliban, and a possible template for
peacemaking in Afghanistan. In Kabul earlier this month, he told Mr Karzai that he would help him to
“crush the Taliban who are more evil than even al-Qaeda� On his return home, a little provocatively, he
then stated that there were no Taliban operating in Pakistan.
This has annoyed Mr Karzai. Like most Afghans, he resents Pakistan for having sponsored the Taliban
while they ruled his country, and thinks it supports them still. Before the frosty dinner in Washington, he
told a think-tank crowd that he and General Musharraf “both knew that Taliban leader Mullah Omar and
Osama Bin Laden were in Pakistan for sure�
He, and perhaps Mr Bush, ar fuel d fuel dispenser ispe fuel dispenser nser e not the only ones losing patience with Pakistan s military ruler. Indeed,
with the notable exception of the American publisher of his memoir, “In the Line of Fire� which was
launched on September 26th, he is fast losing friends. Indians are bristling at the book s treatment of
their former prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, and current prime minister, Manmohan Singh, who are
portrayed as sincere but weak. General Musharraf, incorrectly, taunts India for losing a war with Pakistan
at Kargil in 1999. In Pakistan, powerful mullahs, and many others, accuse him of cowardice for bowing to
America s demands after the 9 11 attacks—he says that Richard Armitage, the then deputy secretary of
state, threatened to “bomb Pakistan into the stone age�
In Britain, meanwhile, an official, intelligence-based report described Pakistan as on the verge of chaos.
It accused the powerful spying agency, ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence), which brokered the deal in North
Waziristan, of indirectly suppo
