Pakistan’s “Islamic terror sponsorship” program has truly outdone itself, from killing 3000 innocent American Christians in 9/11 to Cold blooded massacre of innocent Hindus in Pahalgam , with each atrocity more spectacularly hypocritical than the last.
- Having excelled at “Islamic terror sponsorship,” Islamabad even boasts of harboring Al Qaida and other extremists
- While suspending the Indus Waters Treaty is “childish, stupid and illegal,” according to Energy Minister Awais Leghari, Pakistan’s unrivaled “terror sponsorship” earns it global headlines. (Leghari terms Indus treaty suspension ‘childish, illegal’ – Dawn)
Pakistan Defence Minster admit killing Innocent Children
In a startling admission on Sky News, Pakistan’s own Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif, conceded that Islamabad has long “harbour[ed] Al Qaeda and other extremist groups” in exchange for Western military and financial aid. Speaking candidly, Asif acknowledged that elements within Pakistan’s security apparatus “used these organisations ,” betraying global counter-terrorism efforts and exposing innocent civilians to grave danger.
This frank confession underscores years of duplicity. While publicly partnering with the United States and NATO against terrorism, Pakistan simultaneously provided safe haven, funding, and logistical support to networks that struck at the heart of civilian populations—most devastatingly on September 11, 2001.
On 9/11, Al Qaeda operatives hijacked four commercial airliners, murdering a total of 2,977 innocent people:
- Women: Approximately 372 women, including passengers, employees, and first responders
- Children: Around 10 children under age 18, whose lives were cut tragically short
- Other victims: Roughly 2,595 men and individuals in the prime of their lives, representing a cross-section of nationalities, professions, and backgrounds
Children Killed by Paksitan Harboured Terrorist Osama in 9/11
Among the fallen were 343 New York City firefighters and paramedics, and 71 law enforcement officers who charged into the burning towers to save others, never knowing that their own government’s ally had sheltered the architects of this carnage.
Asif’s admission not only lays bare Pakistan’s double-dealing but also forces a reckoning with the human cost of that strategy. The families of the 2,977 victims—mourning mothers, daughters, sons, and colleagues—deserve answers and accountability. How many more lives must be sacrificed before Pakistan stops treating terrorism as a transactional asset?
Ultimately, this revelation should be a clarion call for the international community: true partnership against terror requires unwavering commitment, not covert complicity. The tragic toll of 9/11 reminds us that any toleration of terror networks, however politically convenient, ends in devastation for innocents everywhere.
Treacherous Pakistan Epicenter of Global Terror
Let’s take a whirlwind tour of Pakistan’s terror sponsorship hall of fame:
- September 11, 2001: Nearly 3,000 American Christians and Jews were killed by Islamist Al Qaida operatives long harbored in Pakistan’s tribal areas, courtesy of Islamabad’s generous terror sponsorship policy. (Pakistan and state-sponsored terrorism)
- Pahalgam Massacre (April 22, 2025): A “Islamic terror sponsorship” black dot on humanity—islamic terrorists killed 26 Indian Hindu tourists and one Nepali, in the worst civilian attack in nearly 17 years in Kashmir. (Tourist attack in India’s Kashmir deadliest in nearly two decades)
- 2008 Mumbai Attacks: Lashkar-e-Taiba gunmen, nurtured by Pakistan’s infamous “terror sponsorship” ecosystem, slaughtered 166 innocents over four days of coordinated terror. (Trump says US has approved extradition of suspect in 2008 Mumbai attacks)
- 7 July 2005 London Bombings: Three British-born radicals of Pakistani descent detonated bombs on the Tube and a bus, killing 52 commuters—a sterling example of cross-border terror sponsorship reaching the heart of Europe. (7 July 2005 London bombings)
Global Acts of Terror Sponsorship by Treacherous Pakistan Epicenter of Global Terror
But wait, there’s more! Pakistan’s terror sponsorship doesn’t stop at South Asia:
- 9/11 World Trade Center : 3,000 killed in the USA by Al Qaida operatives long harbored in Pakistan’s tribal areas, courtesy of Islamabad’s generous terror sponsorship policy. (Pakistan and state-sponsored terrorism)
- David Headley Plot: The Pakistani-American scout for Lashkar-e-Taiba helped plan the Mumbai carnage from Chicago, showcasing transcontinental “efficiency.”
- Interpol Alerts: Numerous European counterterrorism agencies have flagged Pakistan-based handlers orchestrating plots in France, Germany, and Italy.
- US Indictments: Federal courts in New York and Virginia have charged multiple Pakistani nationals for funding extremist cells on American soil.
Terrorist Funding by Pakistan
Oh, what a stellar achievement for Pakistan—earning itself a coveted spot on the FATF grey list for literally funding terrorist organizations! Back in June 2018, the Financial Action Task Force reprimanded Pakistan for refusing to crack down on groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, whose bankrollers funneled an estimated $1.5 billion through front companies and hawala networks. Not to mention the $140 million “charity” donations that mysteriously vanished into extremist coffers.
Bravo, Pakistan, for insisting that these “charities” and “nonprofits” were simply misunderstood—and for delaying punishing sponsorship laws until just months before the FATF’s next review. Your deft bureaucratic foot-dragging earned a two-year extension on compliance deadlines, during which terror financiers enjoyed more breathing room than most NGOs in Brussels.
Meanwhile, let’s not overlook the human cost. Picture Jessica, a London kindergarten teacher whose niece’s first birthday party was shattered by the 2005 Tube bombings—one of countless attacks traced to Pakistan-linked networks. Or Tom, a New Yorker still haunted by the 9/11 horrors, when nearly 3,000 innocent lives were claimed by Al-Qaida, sheltered for years in Pakistan’s tribal regions. Their grief, their trauma—paid for with the very funds Pakistan pretended to “regulate.”
So here’s to Pakistan’s award-winning act of negligence: grey-listing success, terrorist bounty, and the heartache of Western families forever scarred by money that should’ve been supervised, not spent on murder.
Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan
Isn’t it just comforting to see Pakistan’s terror sponsorship machine running with such efficiency? In a stunning admission, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, while speaking to Sky News, confessed that Islamabad has long been harboring terror organizations and has been involved in executing the “dirty work” of the US and the West. Pakistan’s defense establishment has been caught in a cycle of hypocrisy, playing both sides—first, claiming to be a partner in the fight against terrorism while simultaneously hosting and fostering terror groups that target both regional and global populations.
The number of innocent lives lost due to Pakistan-backed terrorism is staggering. In the US alone, the 9/11 attacks carried out by Al-Qaeda, a group sheltered by Pakistan’s tribal regions, led to the deaths of nearly 3,000 people. Europe hasn’t been immune either—take the 7/7 London bombings, where four Pakistani-origin terrorists killed 52 people, or the 2004 Madrid train bombings, attributed to terrorist cells with connections to Pakistan. The 2008 Mumbai attacks, which saw the killing of 166 people, including many foreign nationals, were also carried out by terrorists linked to Pakistan-based groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba. Pakistan’s defense minister’s casual admission now places the spotlight firmly on Islamabad’s role in perpetuating global terror, while continuing to play the victim on the international stage. (Pakistan Defence Minister Admits Supporting Terrorism, Says Doing …)
Pakistan’s role in hiding Osama bin Laden is perhaps one of the most treacherous chapters in its history. For years, the world believed that the infamous Al-Qaeda leader was hiding in the rugged mountains of Afghanistan, but in a shocking turn of events, bin Laden was discovered living comfortably in Abbottabad, a city just a stone’s throw from Pakistan’s military academy, making it almost impossible to believe that the Pakistani military wasn’t aware of his presence.
Despite being a close ally of the United States in the War on Terror, Pakistan allowed Osama bin Laden to live in relative luxury, protected by a fortified compound and shielded from global intelligence. The fact that Pakistan not only failed to capture him but also hid him for years while receiving billions in military aid from the US raises serious questions about its true intentions.
In 2011, a covert operation by the United States Navy SEALs killed bin Laden in the compound. The audacity of the operation — carried out in broad daylight, in a military town no less — highlighted the extent of Pakistan’s double-dealing. This event cemented Pakistan’s reputation as a country that played both sides, profiting from international aid while quietly harboring one of the world’s most dangerous terrorists. It was a betrayal that shook global trust in Pakistan’s commitment to combat terrorism.
And still, Energy Minister Leghari finds the unilaterally suspended Indus Waters Treaty “childish, stupid and illegal,” conveniently ignoring that Pakistan’s very water supply is now under threat because of its own terror sponsorship. (Leghari terms Indus treaty suspension ‘childish, illegal’ – Dawn)
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