More Pakistan vs. Taliban

With the demise of a millitant-government peace pact, thousands of Pakistanis flee the Swat Valley.  With its mountainous vistas, the valley is dubbed "the Switzerland of Pakistan" but fighting has left its towns in rubble.  Thousands flee to seek safety from the air-strikes.  

Gen. Ashfaz Parvez Kayani, the chief of Pakistan's army, said it would commit enough of its resources to "ensure a decisive ascendancy over the militants" in the country.

But there was no sign of a major military push in Swat — to the frustration of some.

"If the government, the army wants to control and crush the Taliban, why don't they send ground troops to flush them out? Why they are only shelling, which hurts the public most of all and creates anti-government feeling?" said Mohammad, the stone mason.