tinydancer
Diamond Member
Astoudingly wrong. The Taliban is not to be confused with Al Quida. The 5 are not considered terrorists, but prisoners of war. This was settled during the Bush administration when the Guantanamo prison was set up. Go back and listen to Colin Powell.Absolutely. And what of the five he recently released? ONE of which was one of the masterminds of the 9/11 attacks...being released to join these same people.
Astounding.
WHAT is the GOAL of these Son-Of-Bitches son?
Report: Released Taliban Leader Played Key Role in 9/11 Taliban Strategy
One of the five senior Taliban leaders released in the prisoner swap for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl played a role in al-Qaida's strategy for the 9/11 terrorist attacks, The Weekly Standard reported.
Mohammad Fazl, who served as the Taliban's army chief of staff and deputy defense minister, worked with one of Osama bin Laden's chief lieutenants to execute a military offensive against the Northern Alliance on Sept. 10, 2001, according to the Standard.
The successful operation was a key part of the strategy to ensure that opposition to the Taliban in Afghanistan was weakened. The Taliban was preparing for an anticipated American retaliation immediately following 9/11.
A leaked Joint Task Force Guantanamo threat assessment of Fazl said that he met with Abdul Hadi al Iraqi to "immediately coordinate an attack with the Taliban against the Northern Alliance," according to the Standard. The attack was to be carried out the day after al-Qaida assassinated Northern Alliance commander Ahmed Shah Massoud in a suicide bombing so as to weaken the opposition's morale.
TRY AGAIN
Fazi terrifies me. I know him well. I've been at freedom and human rights for Afghan women since the mid 90's. Close to 20 years now. I know all the players.
And for you left wing whackos. Yes this conservative woman has been fighting for basic human rights for women in the middle east while liberal women in the west have been fighting for the right to kill children in their womb and outside if PP have their way.
I consider mine a more nobler quest.