Originally posted by Doktor
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And aside from that, has the US not had its own share of very high profile spies who supplied secret information to other nations for years?
And those who perpetrated the 9/11 attacks were in the US, they lived in the US, they trained at flight schools in the US, they received money from their sponsors in the US, they communicated with fellow terrorists while in the US - that much everyone agrees on.
And we do not at the moment know for certain whether Headley was under the 'direct influence' of 'rogue ISI agents'. Headley claims he was unsure of the true identity of 'Major Iqbal', so how could he be certain that Iqbal was a 'Major' or an 'ISI employee'?
Again, we will have to wait for the US prosecutors to make their case and see what evidence they provide to establish Iqbal's identity before determining whether Iqbal was actually an ISI agent, or PA/ISI reject like those who perpetrated the GHQ and PNS Mehran attacks.
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