Donald Rumsfeld
Oct 14 2008, Noureen Nr

Every Pakistani must read this article. If you want to uncover the American lie that Pakistan is a haven for Al Qaeda, which is not, just confront any U.S. official with these four questions and challenge them to an answer They won’t. Or they can’t...

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