The Truth is Out about Afghanistan

[Steve_A]

Hi Everyone,

At last I find information which is credible, from the source, who is believable, who mentions names and can be double checked for veracity.

Craig Murray a former British ambassador serving in Uzbekistan spills the beans on what's really going on behind the Afghan 'war'. Not very pleasant for the squeamish or the easily made angry.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNYES8KOIqY&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MQoG5wfx5g&feature=channel

Best regards,

Steve

[P4BL0]

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[Luminari]

Thanks for this. I have been thinking about Afghanistan alot this week.

[no caste]

This is more of the black prison and torture story., i.e. how the democracy flag-wavers really operate. The prisoners were told to confess that they were members of alkaida, told to confess that they'd been in training camps and so on.

Re Guantanamo - There were reports too of researchers going to Afghanistan to obtain witness testimony against Gitmo prisoners, in exchange for new shoes for the witnesses. I'll dig up the link.*

I also heard this morning that the UN is pulling out its staff. I'd say some kind of US-coalition strike or retreat is imminent. The Karzai (CIA warlord/druglord) legitimate reelection went downhill - the November 7 vote is off the calendar with Abdullah not agreeing to run in a new election.

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UN relocating about 600 staff after Afghan attack
By Associated Press - Thursday, November 5, 2009
KABUL — The United Nations said Thursday that it will send more than half its international staff either out of Afghanistan or into more secure compounds following last week’s deadly Taliban attack against U.N. workers — the most direct targeting of its employees during decades of work in the country.
http://news.bostonherald.com/news/international/asia_pacific/view/20091105un_relocating_about_600_staff_after_afghan _attack/srvc=home&position=recent

*Lead Military Lawyer Confirms Afghan Witnesses Said They Were Paid By U.S.
By Daphne Eviatar 8/4/09 12:07 PM
In exchange for his testimony, or “as a token of appreciation for the inconvenience,” Frakt said, “he said he was given a new pair of shoes.”
http://washingtonindependent.com/53729/lead-military-lawyer-confirms-afghan-witnesses-said-they-were-paid-by-u-s

[P4BL0]

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[no caste]

Argentinian Nazi regime of the 70s.
The CIA was involved, supposedly.
30,000 School and University students were "Disappeared".

I've worked with some very nice Argentinians (and Chileans) in Canada, one girl in particular whose parents re-located, so the whole family wouldn't be killed by helicopter toss, or whatever. There's a long list of Latin American interference by you-know-who, that's for sure.

[Steve_A]

Hi P4BLO,

I don't know the guy personally, I'm not too sure if I would want to!

I found this on the Real News Network site: http://www.therealnews.com

The Youtube site plays the video quicker.

Best regards,

Steve



Nice one Steve!
Good job.
Do you know this guy personally?
How did you come across the info?
If you don't mind me asking, of course.

[bellsisland]

Hi P4BLO,

I don't know the guy personally, I'm not too sure if I would want to!

I found this on the Real News Network site: http://www.therealnews.com

The Youtube site plays the video quicker.

Best regards,

Steve


That was a good video. When does the violence end? It's so sad. It was difficult to see him laughing about the situation and making jokes about it. Maybe that is how he deals with the knowledge.

[no caste]

It sure does make me angry!
You know!? I had family members kidnapped, tortured and killed by the Argentinian Nazi regime of the 70s.
The CIA was involved, supposedly.
30,000 School and University students were "Disappeared".
Bastards!

p4blo - This journalist worked to cover that over and over.

Former Buenos Aires Herald Editor Discusses Covering the Dirty War When No Other Newspapers Would
The Herald was the only Argentine paper that consistently covered kidnappings and murders by government security forces during the “dirty war” against leftists and other opponents. Robert Cox's reporting saved the lives of many of the “disappeared” and helped break the Argentine press' state of constant denial.
http://knightcenter.utexas.edu/blog/?q=en/node/3740

[Steven]

It is about Afghanistan or the Republic of Uzbekistan Steve?

Your title is pointing Afghanistan but Craig Murray is talking about the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Anyway, here is the Coat of Arm of this country:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Coat_of_Arms_of_Uzbekistan.svg

Do you remember the description Jordan Maxwell made about the symbols of the NWO? It could not be clearer than this.

Namaste, Steven

[Steve_A]

Hi Steven,

The video is mainly about Uzbekistan, however we also hear important information about meetings with George W. Bush in 1999 about the oil pipeline and also that Karzai (now the Afghan president after the 'election')was an advisor to the cause.

It's a case of joining the dots to see how everybody is in bed together, not necessarily in a governmental way, but for personal interests also.

Best regards,

Steve




It is about Afghanistan or the Republic of Uzbekistan Steve?

Your title is pointing Afghanistan but Craig Murray is talking about the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Anyway, here is the Coat of Arm of this country:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Coat_of_Arms_of_Uzbekistan.svg

Do you remember the description Jordan Maxwell made about the symbols of the NWO? It could not be clearer than this.

Namaste, Steven

[Karen]

It is about Afghanistan or the Republic of Uzbekistan Steve?

The videos said: "They" could not run the natural gas (large reserves in Uzbekistan) pipeline through any other country - so they have to continue with attempting to force it through Afghanistan.