Dr Sattar said US authorities should review many of their policies.
"They are pushing secular, moderate, liberal and progressive people on the other side of the line of divide," he said, "and more and more people are becoming fanatic, becoming extremists and becoming terrorists."
Pakistan's government is now feeling the heat of this fast-growing campaign.
Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gillani expressed his displeasure after Dr Aafia was sentenced.
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