Well said Tom. Let them "fight it out" amongst themselves. we should secure our own borders. Anyone found to have links with terrorism should be deported to their country of origin or their country of alegiance.

Hamad Lone, London, England

Tom in Madrid: 100% correct but it will take a BNP government to carry out such a sensible suggestion and I fear that too many of the British electrate are too brainwashed against the BNP to even consider voting for them although they are now making great gains.

B J Deller., Marbella, Spain

Our tax for Brown swanning around the World for Election photo opportunities which the Labour Party hasn't the cash to support.

So when is the Election? April? May? June?

Pathetic.

Damian, Brighton,

Totally agree with Tom in Madrid Spain.

Martin Thomas, Liverpool, UK

No offence, but its the British who created this Kashmir problem the root cause of all trouble in S.E Asia. 3 war have been fought so far. The current situation in Pakistan began after the 1979 Soviet Invasion. Don't take sides do what is right, stop blaming us fix the problems you created in past.

Hope, Atlanta, USA

Get out of the region and bolt the door behind you. That means restricted travel to and from Pakistan and no guaranteed return for UK citizens that travel there.
Let the Afghans and the Pakistanis sort out their own mess.
Brown's message: here's 6m, please don't kill us. Pathetic.

Tom, Madrid, Spain

Brown in Churchilian mode.Posed on a hilltop sans flack jacket.Not signs of weapon pits facing out behind him.First PM to visit front line since Churchil.27 attacks on this hilltop this year.When was the last one.?Does he and his aides really think the public are that gullible.Probably,yes.

R.Hart, sutton coldfield, uk

We pakistanis feel betrayed by International community!
After almost a decade of being Front running state waging war on terrorists(created by US),paying dearly for it!US nd UK still want to please India and ignore Pakistan's sacrifices and kashmiri ppl 's pain!

fatima, karachi, Pakistan

hmm not exactly the sort of thing to laugh about Gordon

peter c, Devizes, Wessex

So Mr Brown " ... offers £6m in anti-terror aid ..." to Pakistan after making an unfounded and unreal accusation and is pictured with an inane grin on his face. Oh Dear!
For all the good it will do, he might as well give the £5 million to me. I need it more!

David Michael, London, UK

doesnt brown know that there is a credit crunch in England where he is our unelected prime minister He has promised millions in aid to afghanstan and now he is promising pakistan a further 6 million. what is he thinking about Is he trying to save the world as he said in the commons.

shirley, goole, england

Pakistani officials say, "they must tread carefully to prevent a backlash from the Pakistani public or from the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence agency." This is the crux of the problem with having Pakistan as a partner. They can not be trusted. Too many Pakistanis support the militants.

Tony Volpe, Newcastle, UK

Britain and America started these divisive tactics and is supporting it since the colonial times.

There is this thing called Karma and the age old human wisdom of India says a lot about it. Even though not as entrenched, the western analog of "Reap what you sow" holds mettle always.

peteris, Dudley, UK

Another weekend and another load of foriegn affairs spin to divert people's attention form all the bad domestic news. This time they've gone for the old failsafe of "terrorist plots everywhere!" smokescreen.

SRN, London,

And do you really think Pakistan will use the £6 million to stop terrorism when they haven't done dash-all so far. This money could be better spent here in the UK.

Mike, Inverness, Scotland

It is very unfortunate and tragic what is happening .
When we all should be happy enjoying life , most of our energies/monies are being diverted to these issues.
There seems to be no end in sight , mainly because
the root cause -Independence for Kashmir is not being addressed.

Christopher, Mumbai, India

If all else fails play the terror card. I'm not falling for it, the biggest threats to our future are the new labour policies that will leave us with a generation of debt. That includes spending on unnecessary wars.

Phil, Welwyn, UK