"No More!": Trump Says US Got Only "Lies" From Pak For Billions In Aid

[timmy]

US President Donald Trump said Pakistan has not given back anything despite the US giving it $33 billions in aid over the last 15 years

World | Edited by Debanish Achom | Updated: January 01, 2018 19:05 IST

  

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Pakistan gives safe haven to terrorists the US hunts in Afghanistan, Donald Trump said

 

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Donald Trump uses harsh language against Pakistan
2. He may deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad
3. US-Pakistan ties have taken a nosedive under Mr Trump

 

US President Donald Trump ripped into Pakistan on Monday, declaring on Twitter that American governments had over the last 15 years "foolishly" given 33 billion dollars in aid to Islamabad that gave "safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan".

"No more!" the US President tweeted, days after he had singled out Pakistan for criticism in announcing his national security strategy last month. "We make massive payments every year to Pakistan... They have to help," he had said at the launch of the security strategy just a few days earlier.

The use of a much harsher language in Donald Trump's tweet on Monday suggests an end to the debate within his administration and the decision to deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad for failing to cooperate on counterterrorism. For now.

"The United States has foolishly given Pakistan more than 33 billion dollars in aid over the last 15 years, and they have given us nothing but lies & deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. They give safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan, with little help. No more!" he tweeted.

The tweet comes against the backdrop of reports that the United States was considering withholding USD 255 million in already delayed aid to Pakistan for its failure to crack down on terror groups in Pakistan.

This amount is left over from $1.1 billion aid earmarked for Pakistan in 2016, and which included non-military aid as well.

US-Pakistani ties have chilled steadily under Mr Trump, who in August declared that "Pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror".

The symbolic cutoff in American aid is seen as a strong signal of the Trump administration's willingness to carry out the many threats and warnings that have been hurled at Pakistan but leave elbowroom to negotiate with Pakistan.

 

Last week, Vice President Mike Pence told American troops during a visit to Afghanistan: "President Trump has put Pakistan on notice."

Mr Trump had warned that Pakistan's support for the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani terrorist network would have consequences, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had spelled these out.

"We have some leverage," Mr Tillerson had told reporters, as he fleshed out Mr Trump's speech, "in terms of aid, their status as a non-NATO alliance partner -- all of that can be put on the table."

As one of 16 "Non-NATO Major Allies," Pakistan benefits from billions of dollars in aid and has access to some advanced US military technology banned from other countries.

In 2017, the US already withheld $350 million in military funding over concerns Pakistan is not doing enough to fight terror, but the alliance itself was not in question.

With inputs from agencies
 

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/no-more-trump-says-us-got-only-lies-from-pak-for-billions-in-aid-1794453?pfrom=home-topscroll

 

[jpismahatma]

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[TampaChinnodu]

Thatha pamous in India Inka 

[nokia123]

1 hour ago, timmy said:

US President Donald Trump said Pakistan has not given back anything despite the US giving it $33 billions in aid over the last 15 years

World | Edited by Debanish Achom | Updated: January 01, 2018 19:05 IST

  

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Pakistan gives safe haven to terrorists the US hunts in Afghanistan, Donald Trump said

 

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Donald Trump uses harsh language against Pakistan
2. He may deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad
3. US-Pakistan ties have taken a nosedive under Mr Trump

 

US President Donald Trump ripped into Pakistan on Monday, declaring on Twitter that American governments had over the last 15 years "foolishly" given 33 billion dollars in aid to Islamabad that gave "safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan".

"No more!" the US President tweeted, days after he had singled out Pakistan for criticism in announcing his national security strategy last month. "We make massive payments every year to Pakistan... They have to help," he had said at the launch of the security strategy just a few days earlier.

The use of a much harsher language in Donald Trump's tweet on Monday suggests an end to the debate within his administration and the decision to deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad for failing to cooperate on counterterrorism. For now.

"The United States has foolishly given Pakistan more than 33 billion dollars in aid over the last 15 years, and they have given us nothing but lies & deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. They give safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan, with little help. No more!" he tweeted.

The tweet comes against the backdrop of reports that the United States was considering withholding USD 255 million in already delayed aid to Pakistan for its failure to crack down on terror groups in Pakistan.

This amount is left over from $1.1 billion aid earmarked for Pakistan in 2016, and which included non-military aid as well.

US-Pakistani ties have chilled steadily under Mr Trump, who in August declared that "Pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror".

The symbolic cutoff in American aid is seen as a strong signal of the Trump administration's willingness to carry out the many threats and warnings that have been hurled at Pakistan but leave elbowroom to negotiate with Pakistan.

 

Last week, Vice President Mike Pence told American troops during a visit to Afghanistan: "President Trump has put Pakistan on notice."

Mr Trump had warned that Pakistan's support for the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani terrorist network would have consequences, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had spelled these out.

"We have some leverage," Mr Tillerson had told reporters, as he fleshed out Mr Trump's speech, "in terms of aid, their status as a non-NATO alliance partner -- all of that can be put on the table."

As one of 16 "Non-NATO Major Allies," Pakistan benefits from billions of dollars in aid and has access to some advanced US military technology banned from other countries.

In 2017, the US already withheld $350 million in military funding over concerns Pakistan is not doing enough to fight terror, but the alliance itself was not in question.

With inputs from agencies
 

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/no-more-trump-says-us-got-only-lies-from-pak-for-billions-in-aid-1794453?pfrom=home-topscroll

 

picchi vedhavalu..antha antha funding endhuku icchi chaccharu vallaki?  veellu pattukundhamu anukune vallu andharu valla dhaggare untaru..bhai tho saha...vallu aa psycho gallu andharini penchi poshistharu vella dabbulu thone...endho vella piccha cheshtalu

[Prince_Fan]

veedu entha yedhava aina kuda...USA prajalaki chesina ennikala vaagdhaanaalu anni nilabettukuntunnadu....prajalni namminchi mosam chesina ebrasi Sonia and latkore Modi kante veedu thousand times better

[princeofheaven]

1 hour ago, timmy said:

US President Donald Trump said Pakistan has not given back anything despite the US giving it $33 billions in aid over the last 15 years

World | Edited by Debanish Achom | Updated: January 01, 2018 19:05 IST

  

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Pakistan gives safe haven to terrorists the US hunts in Afghanistan, Donald Trump said

 

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Donald Trump uses harsh language against Pakistan
2. He may deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad
3. US-Pakistan ties have taken a nosedive under Mr Trump

 

US President Donald Trump ripped into Pakistan on Monday, declaring on Twitter that American governments had over the last 15 years "foolishly" given 33 billion dollars in aid to Islamabad that gave "safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan".

"No more!" the US President tweeted, days after he had singled out Pakistan for criticism in announcing his national security strategy last month. "We make massive payments every year to Pakistan... They have to help," he had said at the launch of the security strategy just a few days earlier.

The use of a much harsher language in Donald Trump's tweet on Monday suggests an end to the debate within his administration and the decision to deliver on his threat to punish Islamabad for failing to cooperate on counterterrorism. For now.

"The United States has foolishly given Pakistan more than 33 billion dollars in aid over the last 15 years, and they have given us nothing but lies & deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. They give safe haven to the terrorists we hunt in Afghanistan, with little help. No more!" he tweeted.

The tweet comes against the backdrop of reports that the United States was considering withholding USD 255 million in already delayed aid to Pakistan for its failure to crack down on terror groups in Pakistan.

This amount is left over from $1.1 billion aid earmarked for Pakistan in 2016, and which included non-military aid as well.

US-Pakistani ties have chilled steadily under Mr Trump, who in August declared that "Pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror".

The symbolic cutoff in American aid is seen as a strong signal of the Trump administration's willingness to carry out the many threats and warnings that have been hurled at Pakistan but leave elbowroom to negotiate with Pakistan.

 

Last week, Vice President Mike Pence told American troops during a visit to Afghanistan: "President Trump has put Pakistan on notice."

Mr Trump had warned that Pakistan's support for the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani terrorist network would have consequences, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had spelled these out.

"We have some leverage," Mr Tillerson had told reporters, as he fleshed out Mr Trump's speech, "in terms of aid, their status as a non-NATO alliance partner -- all of that can be put on the table."

As one of 16 "Non-NATO Major Allies," Pakistan benefits from billions of dollars in aid and has access to some advanced US military technology banned from other countries.

In 2017, the US already withheld $350 million in military funding over concerns Pakistan is not doing enough to fight terror, but the alliance itself was not in question.

With inputs from agencies
 

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/no-more-trump-says-us-got-only-lies-from-pak-for-billions-in-aid-1794453?pfrom=home-topscroll

 

thata gatti manishi

[TampaChinnodu]

33 minutes ago, Prince_Fan said:

veedu entha yedhava aina kuda...USA prajalaki chesina ennikala vaagdhaanaalu anni nilabettukuntunnadu....prajalni namminchi mosam chesina ebrasi Sonia and latkore Modi kante veedu thousand times better

Personal life lo vaadu entha vedava ina public don't care. Public ki em sesadu Ani soostharu anthey. Next time kooda thatha ee pakka. 

[Prince_Fan]

14 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

Personal life lo vaadu entha vedava ina public don't care. Public ki em sesadu Ani soostharu anthey. Next time kooda thatha ee pakka. 

i agree chinnu

[Teluguvadu8888]

1 hour ago, TampaChinnodu said:

Personal life lo vaadu entha vedava ina public don't care. Public ki em sesadu Ani soostharu anthey. Next time kooda thatha ee pakka. 

Thatha always right. Manaki bokka yemo kani US citizens ki veedu devudu...Ippudu india lo hero avthadu Paki ki fund aapesthe...Want to see that...

[Idassamed]

[uttermost]

gorrelu anni ready unnattu unnayi ga ikkada.

Trump US citizens lo popular aa?  

[uttermost]

Trump is the least popular president after 1yr in office. 

all his bills are unpopular, including the recent tax bill. lol.

bayata thani ga nadisthey, choppu debbalu thinatam guarantee eedu.

[uttermost]

9 hours ago, Prince_Fan said:

i agree chinnu

chinnu, pls stick to lolbob bhajana posts chinnu.

[Teluguvadu8888]

3 minutes ago, uttermost said:

Trump is the least popular president after 1yr in office. 

all his bills are unpopular, including the recent tax bill. lol.

bayata thani ga nadisthey, choppu debbalu thinatam guarantee eedu.

Right....Ide media Trump gelavadu ani cheppindi...Reality veru akkada..US citizens ante h1b and Mexico kadu buddy....vadu supporters antha old and mid age vaallu...vadu yem chepado adi chesthunnadu...

[uttermost]

2 minutes ago, Teluguvadu8888 said:

Right....Ide media Trump gelavadu ani cheppindi...Reality veru akkada..US citizens ante h1b and Mexico kadu buddy....vadu supporters antha old and mid age vaallu...vadu yem chepado adi chesthunnadu...

media almost perfect ga nay predict chesindi. overall their prediction was right. he got lesser votes than Clinton kadha. koncham individual states lo prediction tappu ayyindi, but overall they were almost right.

reality veru. exactly. vaadu cheppindi edhi cheyyaleka pothunnadu. carried interest teesestha annadu, teeyaley  

immediate future lo economic bubble valla emanna vaadi popularity peragachemo, but ippudu maatram paathalam lo undhi. idhey reality. He's the most unpopular president at this stage of presidency among all recent presidents over the past half century.