If I had a dollar for every time I heard Pakistanis say that if the west doesn't provide money, extremists will get their hands on Paki nukes...

In parts of Chicago, there's another word for this, "Protection money".

Extremism in Pakistan is not limited to nut job madrassas but is widely prevalent even in schools where kids are taught in ENGLISH. In a mandatory course called "Pakistan studies" and various other books that purport to teach history, kids are taught hate from an early age.

It is hence no surprise that The Pew Research Center poll in 2010 found that:

85% of Pakistanis FAVOR making GENDER SEGREGATION in the workplace a law in the country

85% of Pakistanis FAVOR punishments like WHIPPING and CUTTING OFF HANDS for crimes like theft and robbery

82% of Pakistanis FAVOR STONING people who commit adultery

78% of Pakistanis feel that people who convert from Islam to another religion should DIE.

the westerner pockets begin to open up already.

Just to be sure, you then shame the westerners by telling them that if they don't pony up and PAY, there will be a "loss of trust".

Check out this last paragraph.

"Fortunately, there is an immense opportunity for international organizations and private institutions to partner with Pakistani organizations to provide this training. At the end of the day, this collaboration at the civil society level can help rebuild trust between the US and Pakistan at this critical juncture."

Sorry guys, but we've seen this movie before. We pay up and then your extremists (paid for by your own intelligence services) get nice whiteboards and projectors to show their propaganda even better.

Here are two more Pakistanis seeking more handouts from the world community or else those poor kids will become terrorists.

Is ’poverty, lack of economic development or lack of education’ a valid excuse to promote, spawn, shelter and support umpteen terrorist outfits on Pakistani soil? What if every poor country in the world was to become a breeding ground for terrorism like Pakistan is?

Of all the people, well-educated lawyers showered the suspected killer of a prominent Pakistani governor with rose petals when he arrived at court and an influential Muslim scholars group praised the assassination of the governor who was recommending to reform Pakistan‘s sharia laws.

The Pakistani parliament’s joint session convened on 5/13/11 after Osama’s killing and ended after adopting a unanimous resolution condemning the American raid on the Abbottabad compound in which al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was killed.

Pakistani parliamentarians (Pakistani people’s elected representatives) were not bothered about Osama living in Abbottabad for the past five years and in other parts of the country since 9/11.

Osama bin Laden was a hero in Pakistan even prior to his death and remains one now as well.

Nobody forced Pakistani government to facilitate relocation of Osama bin Laden from Sudan to Afghanistan in 1996. Democratic government of Pakistan chose to do so of its own free will.

Nobody forced Pakistani Army and Intelligence to create what ex-CIA official Bruce Reidel called ‘this jihadist Frankenstein’ monster in 1990s. Pakistani Army and Intelligence chose to do so with the full financing provided by Pakistan ’s democratic governments at the time.

Pakistan has been successful - of producing cadre of terror as in a hatchery, of funding them, of selecting targets for them to attack, of nuclear proliferation and of running drugs internationally. Whenever the international society has confronted it with evidence of its complicity, it talks its way out brazenly.

How is it that Pakistan is able to get away with being dangerous to the rest of the world? Its footprint is clearly linked to terror strikes in most parts of the world. As former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said, “Seventy per cent of terror plots in the UK have their source in Pakistan .”

As the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) tries to recruit teenagers and children, Uzbek authorities are taking steps to thwart their efforts, analysts and government employees say.

The IMU is recruiting youngsters in Afghanistan and Pakistan rather than in Uzbekistan, according to Novbokhor Rosulova, a National Security Service (NSS) specialist on Islamist organisations.

"In Uzbekistan, they also try to recruit children, but in the majority of cases, the special services foil them," she said. "However, we receive much information from our sources in Afghanistan and Pakistan saying … the IMU has been more successful in recruiting teenagers there."

The Uzbek government is trying to rein in the situation, said Bakhtiyer Yakubov, a deputy in the Uzbek parliament’s lower chamber.

"This is the result of efforts by state agencies and the clergy and (shows) the level of education of the young generation of Muslims in the republic," he said. "The makhallas – the citizens’ self-governing bodies – play far from the smallest role."

The IMU uses children because they attract little suspicion, Rosulova said. One of the biggest IMU cases involving teenagers occurred in Tajikistan in 2007, when a court convicted 14 teenagers of illegally crossing the border, preparing and carrying out terrorist acts, organising a crime ring, and calling for overthrow of the government. The convicted defendants included three female Uzbeks.
A teenager poses with a weapon in this photograph from a jihadist website. Uzbekistan is working to keep militants from recruiting children and teens.

A teenager poses with a weapon in this photograph from a jihadist website. Uzbekistan is working to keep militants from recruiting children and teens.

"It’s easy to fool children," Rosulova said. "After all, adults often are an authority figure for them, and they don’t doubt what they hear from (adults). That’s precisely why we conduct many operations on the local and international levels to prevent (terrorist) youth recruitment."

The NSS analytical department has a video recording that shows 6-year-olds in an IMU camp learning how to handle an AK-47, said Bakhrom Okoyev of that department.

"The tape comes with a narration saying these are ‘representatives of the new generation of warriors of Islam,’" he said. "The recording was filmed in an extremist camp on the Afghan-Uzbek border. We believe it’s an IMU camp."

The NSS has information that Islamists operate academic centres and madrassas in areas of Pakistan, Afghanistan and other Middle Eastern countries, Okoyev said. In such places, extremists train children and teenagers to carry out various tasks, he said.

"It’s not just terrorist acts but also carrying messages, shadowing people and recruiting," he said.

"In order to lure teenagers to their side, the militants use intimidation," Okoyev said. "The teenagers, understanding that obedience will keep them alive, and still unaware of the possible consequences of their actions, frequently participate in killing other children."

"Extremist forces have often used and still use minors," Rosulova said. "According to different estimates, no fewer than 1,000 children have been recruited into IMU armed units."

Rosulova recalled once, in a Tashkent prison, meeting a convict who was a teenager in the 1990s. His own father had lured him into IMU activity, and he had continued as an adult. "He bitterly regretted that his father had dragged him into this and expressed certainty that he would never let his own children become terrorists," Rosulova said.

Today Uzbek authorities are paying special attention to efforts to recruit the children of migrant labourers into the IMU, Rosulova said.

The legion of migrants and refugees includes numerous female activists belonging to fundamentalist Islamic sects, said political scientist Yelena Fattakhova. Those women are well-prepared and trained in the concepts of jihadism and caliphate-building, Fattakhova said.

"They use them, for example, as couriers," she said. "But the teenagers imbibe radical ideas and have a high certainty that this ‘weapon will spread and fire’ far beyond the borders of Uzbekistan in a few years."

In this age of new information technologies and access to different forms of communication, pro-Islamist terrorist and extremist organisations use the internet and cartoons to lure children, Rosulova said. She cited, as an example, al-Qaeda cartoons meant to recruit for jihad.

"On their sites, extremists, with the help of cartoon heroes, put out information in a different and understandable form accessible to this age category," she said.

Authorities carrying out routine operations this year detained a suspected IMU militant with a notebook computer, recalled Khabidzhon Matlyubov, an employee of the Interior Ministry’s department for fighting terrorism.

The suspect told Matlyubov that "computer technology and the internet have long been used by his ‘brothers in faith’ to propagandise their viewpoints among youth, gather information, and of course, organise communications," Matlyubov said.

Mosques remain fertile recruiting turf.

"That’s precisely why the special services monitor mosques and madrassas, as well as monitoring families of terrorist suspects," Rosulova said.

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Well, asking for money is the birthright of every Pakistani. As per ICAN Pakistan spent $2.2 billion in 2011 to increase its stockpile of nuclear weapons to 110 nos. Maybe Mehreen Farooq and Waleed Ziad should be asking for money from Rawalpindi.

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