Militants gaining ground in Pakistan (AP)

News article: Militants gaining ground in Pakistan (AP)

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AP - Muslim extremists are expanding their control of northern Pakistan, challenging the U.S.-backed government of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf and adding to the lands where terrorists allied with Osama bin Laden find refuge.

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By Del Boy on November 2nd, 2007

I have long believed that this area is the key, and that the president needs as much support as possible in his present stance.

By bulldogg on November 2nd, 2007

If Bhutto and Musharaf don't quit fighting amongst themselves they are both going to be in a pile of shite very quickly. They need to focus on the needs of their people, work together and once the militants have been silenced sort out their differences.

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