No boots on the groud-pakistan blunt message to CIA chief

Islamabad: Asking for too much from Pakistan has landed American government in trouble as Pakistan seems to be no more ready to say "yes" to each and every demand of Obama administation.According to various news agencies reports CIA Director Leon Panetta told Pakistan army and intellegence chiefs that he was concerned about a reduction of US troops allowed in the country, but to the surprise of Panetta,he was bluntly told no american boots would be allowed on the ground.Pakistan is gradually moving away from US influence and have decided to redesign its military to military relation ship with United States as was evident from press release issued by ISPR--Inter services  public relations department,media arm of pakistan armed forces wherin it was clearly mentioned that the relations which existed before may 2 incident of Abbotabad operation were not possible.Continued drone attacks have also put Gilani government under tremendous public pressure and opposition parties are demanding halt to NATO supplies via Pakistan in the light of the unanimous resolution passed by Pakistan parliment recently.

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