Pro-Taliban Pakistanis stage rally against U.S.

Pro-Taliban Pakistanis stage rally against U.S.

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan - Pakistani supporters of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban stage a rally against the United States in Rawalpindi, just south of Islamabad, on Oct. 5 as pressure intensified on Kabul to deliver suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden.

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