With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies

US President George W. Bush (R) walks with Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on the South Lawn of the White House, after meeting in the Oval Office, in Washington, DC, on July 28. The US Congress moved Tuesday to suspend a bid by Bush's administration to shift millions of dollars in aid to Pakistan from counter-terrorism programs to upgrading Islamabad's F-16 fighter jets.(AFP/Saul Loeb)

George Bush blasted by Pakistan PM From the Australian

PAKISTAN'S Prime Minister lashed out at George W. Bush during talks in Washington yesterday, "reproaching" the US President over a US Hellfire drone missile strike inside Pakistani territory only hours before the leaders met.

The missile strike that reportedly killed an al-Qa'ida chemical and biological weapons expert came hours before new Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani met Mr Bush and warned him not to launch "unilateral" strikes on Pakistani soil.

Speaking immediately after his meeting with the US President, Mr Gilani said: "This action should not have been taken by the United States. It's our job because we are fighting the war for ourselves."

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Also, Pakistan plans a push into its tribal areas -- L.A. Times

My Comment: Pakistan has lost its credibility when it comes to combating the terrorism that is originating from their country.

They are so wrapped up in their conflict with India, their actions are not only hurting their relations with the U.S. and Nato, but they are also destabilizing their Tribal Areas.