Pakistan Shootout - Update Davis Released!

**Mac5.56** · 01-29-11, 13:21

Yea I just heard that too. He is being detained by a local police station who is disputing his diplomatic status, and saying he was not authorized to carry a firearm.

**GermanSynergy** · 01-31-11, 15:35

He's absolutely ****ed if we allow the Pakis to put him on trial.

**Rmplstlskn** · 02-01-11, 12:00

Originally Posted by GermanSynergy

He's absolutely ****ed if we allow the Pakis to put him on trial.

Yep, royally bent over and abandoned... 2012 can't come soon enough... The things like a Hillary State Dept. are the things people often forget that are destroying America every single day...

Rmpl

**woodandsteel** · 02-01-11, 12:08

A little update. A Pakistan Court refused to release him.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02...est=latestnews

I really get sick and tired of all this foriegn aid crap.

From the article;

Washington has made strengthening ties with Pakistan a top priority and is committed to giving it $7.5 billion dollars in civilian aid, one of its largest programs anywhere in the world. It wants to secure the country's help in stabilizing Afghanistan by attacking militant sanctuaries on its side of the border

**GermanSynergy** · 02-01-11, 14:18

I'd just as soon give that money to New Dehli to spite the Pakis.

Originally Posted by woodandsteel

A little update. A Pakistan Court refused to release him.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02...est=latestnews

I really get sick and tired of all this foriegn aid crap.

From the article;

**RAM Engineer** · 02-01-11, 22:58

Sounds like a job for one of our SMUs, ala Kurt Muse.

**woodandsteel** · 02-15-11, 17:46

Senator Kerry is going to get involved in this. I'm not so sure that is a good thing.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110215/...ained_american

U.S. Sen. John Kerry promised the Pakistani people Tuesday that a jailed U.S. embassy worker will be subjected to a U.S. criminal investigation if he is released by the Pakistani government.

Kerry also expressed regret for the deaths of two Pakistani men in an apparent attempt to smooth over relations with the important ally in the war against extremists and al-Qaeda while still insisting that the American needs to be released.

Also
http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/201...-tensions.html