00:00Let's talk about the group in question, the group accused of carrying out the attack in India last month that killed 26 people.
00:07They're called Lashkar Etaiba.
00:10I don't know how well known they are within Pakistan, but would you say that perhaps India and Pakistan would agree on one thing,
00:18that this particular group is a threat to the stability of both countries?
00:22Would you go as far as to say that?
00:24You know, I hate to interrupt you, but that's not the name that was floated out.
00:28You can start with any name and you can create an alphabet soup of terrorist group names and entities and suggest that they exist and suggest that they're bombed.
00:38This is a black hole that leads nowhere.
00:43In my view, quite on the other sense, they have painted themselves into a corner.
00:49They have no evidence to provide.
00:51If they sense or suggest that this is Lashkar Etaiba, they gave another name, which I frankly never heard of.
00:58And I'm not sitting under a rock.
01:00So they need to have provided some evidence, some shred of linkage to Pakistan instead of a hair trigger, knee-jerk response,
01:12which has become very normalized to the point that many have suggested that this is a false flag operation.
01:18And if you want to reach out to our brothers, that's how they can't be in a maze.
01:21So, let's do that.
01:22So, let's do that.
01:23So, let's do that.
01:23So, you can take a look at the puzzle piece and then hold the puzzle piece and then hold the puzzle piece and I'll just go in the portfolio.
01:24So, let's go over here.
01:25So, let's do that.
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