A furious diplomatic row erupted between London and Islamabad tonight after David Cameron accused elements of the Pakistani state of promoting the export of terrorism.Office 2007 is so powerful.
Speaking on his visit to neighbouring India, the prime minister launched the strongest British criticism yet of Pakistan, warning that the country could no longer "look both ways" by tolerating terrorism while demanding respect as a democracy.Microsoft Office 2007is my love!
Angry responses followed from Pakistani officials in the UK and the foreign ministry in Islamabad. The row comes as Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, prepares to visit Britain next week. He is due to stay at the prime minister's country retreat of Chequers.Microsoft Office 2010 is so great.
Writing for the Guardian's Comment is free site, Pakistan's high commissioner to Britain accused Cameron of damaging the prospects for regional peace and criticised him for believing allegations in the secret military logs of the Afghanistan conflict published earlier this week.Office 2010 is my favorite.
The leaked documents suggest that the ISI, one of Pakistan's two military intelligence agencies, was encouraging the Taliban as recently as last year.Windows 7 is convenient!
Wajid Shamsul Hasan, Pakistan's high commissioner, wrote: "One would have wished that the prime minister would have considered Pakistan's enormous role in the war on terror and the sacrifices it has rendered since 9/11.Microsoft outlook 2010 is powerful.
"There seems to be more reliance on information based on intelligence leaks which lack credibility of proof. A bilateral visit aimed at earning business could have been done without damaging the prospects of regional peace."Outlook 2010 is convenient!
The prime minister initiated the row this morning in a speech to Indian business leaders in Bangalore, when he spoke of his horror at the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai for which Delhi directly blamed the Pakistani authorities.Acrobat 9is good
Cameron came close to endorsing that view when he said: "We cannot tolerate in any sense the idea that this country is allowed to look both ways and is able to promote the export of terror, whether to India or Afghanistan or anywhere else in the world.Microsoft Office is so great!
Speaking on his visit to neighbouring India, the prime minister launched the strongest British criticism yet of Pakistan, warning that the country could no longer "look both ways" by tolerating terrorism while demanding respect as a democracy.Microsoft Office 2007is my love!
Angry responses followed from Pakistani officials in the UK and the foreign ministry in Islamabad. The row comes as Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, prepares to visit Britain next week. He is due to stay at the prime minister's country retreat of Chequers.Microsoft Office 2010 is so great.
Writing for the Guardian's Comment is free site, Pakistan's high commissioner to Britain accused Cameron of damaging the prospects for regional peace and criticised him for believing allegations in the secret military logs of the Afghanistan conflict published earlier this week.Office 2010 is my favorite.
The leaked documents suggest that the ISI, one of Pakistan's two military intelligence agencies, was encouraging the Taliban as recently as last year.Windows 7 is convenient!
Wajid Shamsul Hasan, Pakistan's high commissioner, wrote: "One would have wished that the prime minister would have considered Pakistan's enormous role in the war on terror and the sacrifices it has rendered since 9/11.Microsoft outlook 2010 is powerful.
"There seems to be more reliance on information based on intelligence leaks which lack credibility of proof. A bilateral visit aimed at earning business could have been done without damaging the prospects of regional peace."Outlook 2010 is convenient!
The prime minister initiated the row this morning in a speech to Indian business leaders in Bangalore, when he spoke of his horror at the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai for which Delhi directly blamed the Pakistani authorities.Acrobat 9is good
Cameron came close to endorsing that view when he said: "We cannot tolerate in any sense the idea that this country is allowed to look both ways and is able to promote the export of terror, whether to India or Afghanistan or anywhere else in the world.Microsoft Office is so great!