Nov 27

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ALL my reason for writing this is to help the person like me, who is
considering it difficult for paying bills and needs.

First a little about my situation I go through. I am married and
childless, I was kicked in the first of the year 2009 and only start
looking for work. I need a job to pay bills later. Here is my
breakdown on the bills. Rs.20,00,000 mortgage, car payment Rs.10,000,
Rs.5,000 Food, Utility Bills Rs.5,000 & Rs.5,000 for something extra
a month. So what is the total sum is Rs.45,000 a month. I just want
you to know that my wife actually take home is Rs.25,000 a month. I’m
still a lot of short as you can tell. Now I’m short of Rs.20,000 to
adjust the expenses.Well, I can say I’m doing now a much more amount
than needed as shortfall.

I had to go by myself because my wife was not supportive of the work
from home idea. I had to do the research that I share with you and
begin the process of housework on my own. I did all this behind her
back. Now I can tell her what I have done and share with her that I
earn money. Go below and see the two points below which are just as
easy to use and make money on the upfront.

I searched and searched for something I can do at home. I lost a few
dollars along the way, but I did and found 2 things that make me money
every day. I share with you what you do not need that stress and go
through what I had to. The 2 elements that I found now will help you
to make a handsome of $ 110 per day in less than a month and most of
it is free to do. Yes I find it difficult to get them, but it was
worth the investment.

This is what I do in each. Point 1 makes me $ 60 dollars a day, and
point 2 makes $ 50 per day. Grand total of all is the $ 110 a day as
I said earlier. The following are the brief descriptions of both.

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Oct 13

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday confirmed the death of al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in an “intelligence-driven military operation” conducted by the US army, in the early hours at Abbottabad.

A statement from the Foreign Office said the most wanted terrorist mastermind was killed in an operation “conducted by the US forces in accordance with declared US policy that Osama bin Ladin will be eliminated in a direct action by the US forces, wherever found in the world.”

The Foreign Office termed it “a major setback to terrorist organizations around the world.” The statement said President Obama telephoned President Zardari on the successful US operation which resulted in killing of Osama bin Ladin.

Osama bin Ladin’s death illustrates the resolve of the international community including Pakistan to fight and eliminate terrorism.

The Foreign Office statement said al-Qaeda had declared war on Pakistan. Scores of Al-Qaeda sponsored terrorist attacks resulted in deaths of thousands of innocent Pakistani men, women and children.

Almost, 30,000 Pakistani civilians lost their lives in terrorist attacks in the last few years. More than 5,000 Pakistani security and armed forces officials have been martyred in Pakistan’s campaign against Al-Qaeda, other terrorist organizations and affiliates.

Pakistan has played a significant role in efforts to eliminate terrorism.
“We have had extremely effective intelligence sharing arrangements with several intelligence agencies including that of the US. We will continue to support international efforts against terrorism.”

“It is Pakistan’s stated policy that it will not allow its soil to be used in terrorist attacks against any country. Pakistan’s political leadership, parliament, state institutions and the whole nation are fully united in their resolve to eliminate terrorism,” the statement said.

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May 26

The Al-Qaidah group had nothing to do with the 11 September attacks on the USA, according to Usama bin Ladin in an interview with the Pakistani newspaper Ummat. Usama bin Ladin went on to suggest that Jews or US secret services were behind the attacks, and to express gratitude and support for Pakistan, urging Pakistan. people to jihad against the West. The following is the text of an interview conducted by a “special correspondent”, published in the Pakistani newspaper Ummat on 28 September, place and date of interview not given.

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Apr 12

It will be the largest global gathering on US soil in 65 years. President Barack Obama’s two-day nuclear security summit, involving 47 countries, gets under way in Washington DC on Monday.

On the sidelines of what is expected to be the biggest gathering of world leaders led by a US president since the signing of the UN charter in San Francisco in 1945,

Obama will hold bilateral meetings with several leaders, including Manmohan Singh and Yousuf Raza Gilani, respectively the prime ministers of India and Pakistan.

The US administration is trying to balance its policies in Afghanistan with the rising ambitions of the two neighbours.

Robert Wirsing, an South Asia security analyst and professor of international politics at Georgetown University’s Doha campus, explained the challenges facing the US to Al Jazeera’s Imran Garda.

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Mar 22

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Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran.
Produced for Link TV by Jamal Dajani.

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