Pakistan has agreed to hold talks with India -- sort of.  The office of Pakistani Prime Minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani released the following statement.  "It was decided that foreign secretary-level talks between the two countries would be held on February 25 in New Delhi."  The statement came only three days after Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi angrily rejected talks with India and accused India of collaborating with the Taliban to de-stabilize Pakistan.  Sources here, however, are emphatic that "these will be fruitless talks."The reason for their skepticism is this:  The request for talks came out of Pakistan's giving aid and support to the Islamists responsible for the 2008 terror attacks on Mumbai.  Surviving terrorists and numerous intelligence sources stated that Pakistan provided logistical and other forms of support for the attack and still provides them with a safe haven where they are immune from facing...(Read Full Post)