Baitullah Mehsud, the Taliban leader in Pakistan, center with his back to the camera. Even Peshawar is threatened by the Taliban, the police say. Associated PressFrom The Long War Journal:
Senior al Qaeda and Afghan Taliban leaders are reported to have met with Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud to advise him to move his group's operations into Afghanistan and halt attacks against the Pakistani state.
Several meetings were said to have been held last week after an 11-man delegation of al Qaeda and Taliban heavy hitters arrived in Waziristan to deliver a request from Mullah Omar, the Amir al Mumineen, or the leader of the faithful in Pakistan and Afghanistan, according to a report in The Nation.
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My Comment: If this story is true, this tells me that the Pakistani military offensive is becoming effective in eliminating Al Qaeda's (and the Taliban's) military infrastructure, and these men are now worried on what would be the long term consequences if this continues.
Will Baitulla Meshud listen to these Taliban/Al Qaeda leaders .... your guess is as good as mine.
Update: Pakistan targets al Qaeda hide-out -- Washington Times