THE USA & AFGHANISTAN & CHINA
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New Text Messages Reveal 2nd Battalion 1st Marines Were Given “a Countdown” Before Kabul Airport Bombing – It Started About Two Hours Out – They Are Now Being Silenced
The Pentagon spends more on war than all 50 states combined spend on health, education, welfare, and safety.
9 children killed or wounded in Afghanistan every day....
9 children killed or wounded in Afghanistan every day....
Bring All the Troops Home: Stop Policing the Globe and Put an End to Endless Wars
Kabul Is Not Saigon. Afghanistan: Drug Trade and Belt and Road
Kabul Is Not Saigon. Afghanistan: Drug Trade and Belt and Road
Kabul airport
A US drone strike near Kabul airport ended up killing 10 members of one family, including six children, surviving relatives have told the BBC.
US investigates civilian deaths in Kabul strike
'CNN’s airing of an interview with an ISIS-K commander left observers to wonder how the media outlet gained access to the terrorist leader – and protected his identity – two weeks before his group killed nearly 200 people.
'The interview was aired on Saturday, with the “senior ISIS-K commander” telling CNN reporter Clarissa Ward at a hotel in Kabul that the group was “laying low and waiting for its moment to strike.”
'That moment apparently arrived on Thursday, when a blast for which ISIS-K took responsibility killed 170 Afghans and 13 US servicemen outside the Kabul airport. Hundreds more were injured.'
Australia
The special forces: imperialism's hardcore murderers and sadists .
'Donald Trump’s normalization of war crimes.
'Donald Trump’s normalization of war crimes.
'Since late 2019, Trump has overruled senior military commanders who sought to discipline a Navy SEAL for inappropriate and criminal actions, rolled back a ban on the U.S. military’s use of land mines, and pardoned soldiers convicted or accused of murdering Afghans.'
The CIA's Afghan Death Squads - The Intercept
The CIA's Afghan Death Squads - The Intercept
'no proof' Osama bin Laden was behind 9/11 terror attacks
Afghanistan 1970s.
John Pilger has written:
John Pilger: Afghanistan, The Great Game of Smashing Countries
'In 1978, a liberation movement led by the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) overthrew the dictatorship of Mohammad Dawd, the cousin of King Zahir Shar.
'It was an immensely popular revolution that took the British and Americans by surprise.
'The Washington Post reported that “Afghan loyalty to the government can scarcely be questioned”.
Secular, modernist and, to a considerable degree, socialist, the government declared a programme of visionary reforms that included equal rights for women and minorities.
'Under the monarchy, life expectancy was thirty-five; one in three children died in infancy. Ninety per cent of the population was illiterate.
'The new government introduced free medical care. A mass literacy campaign was launched.
'For women, the gains had no precedent; by the late 1980s, half the university students were women, and women made up 40 per cent of Afghanistan’s doctors, 70 per cent of its teachers and 30 per cent of its civil servants.
Kabul 1970.
John Pilger:
'Saira Noorani, a female surgeon recalled: "it all started to go wrong when the mujahedin started winning … these were the people the West supported."
'On 3 July 1979, unknown to the American people and Congress, Carter authorised a $500 million “covert action” programme to overthrow Afghanistan’s first secular, progressive government. This was code-named by the CIA Operation Cyclone.
One of the recruits was a Saudi engineer called Osama bin Laden.
The aim was to spread Islamic fundamentalism in Central Asia.
Afghanistan drug trade: Taliban takes over, or who?
Private contractors taking over, working alongside the Taliban?
Afghanistan – Eric Prince Private Contractor Blackwater continue while American Army goes home?
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Lies About Afghanistan by Thierry Meyssan
'The Afghan war was planned before the 9-11 attacks.
'The 2001 war was decided in mid-July 2001, when the Berlin negotiations between the United States and the United Kingdom on the one hand, and the Taliban, not the Afghan government, on the other hand, failed.
'The United States and the United Kingdom began to amass their troops in the area: 40,000 men in Egypt and almost the entire British fleet in the Arabian Sea.
'It was only after this arrangement was put in place that the attacks of September 11th took place.
'The scenes of panic [now] at Kabul airport ... Afghans clinging to the aircraft are not mostly translators from Western embassies, but agents of “Operation Omega” set up under President Obama.
'They are members of the Khost Protection Force (KPF) and the National Directorate of Security (NDS), counter-insurgency auxiliaries, like the Vietnamese of Operation Phoenix, responsible for torturing and killing Afghans opposed to the foreign occupation.
'They committed so many crimes that the Taliban were like choirboys [by comparison].
Salem bin Laden helped the CIA in Iran-Contra.
'The US has not lost anything in Afghanistan because it does not want to establish peace there.
'They just want that region to be unstable.
'Washington does not fight terrorism, but creates, finances and arms groups that practice terrorism.
'Osama bin Laden died in 2001
Osama bin Laden (right) at Oxford.
'[In the 1970s] President Carter’s National Security Advisor, Zbigniew Brzeziński, sought out anti-communist billionaire Osama Bin Laden in Beirut and asked him to lead Arab mercenaries in a terrorist campaign against the Afghan communist government.
'Osama bin Laden served as a military adviser to the Bosnian president, Alija Izetbegović, in 1992-94.
'It is indisputable that Osama Bin Laden was for many years an agent of the United States.
'[In 2001] Osama bin Laden was seriously ill. He was taken care of in the American hospital in Dubai in July 2001, confirmed by Sheik Khalifa current UAE President.
'Finally, Osama bin Laden was treated at the military hospital in Rawalpindi Pakistan where he died in December 2001. His funeral took place in Afghanistan, attended by two representatives of British MI6. After Bin Laden’s death, Ayman al-Zawahiri became the emir of Al Qaeda. He still holds this position. He lived for several years after 2001 in the US embassy in Baku (Azerbaijan).'
Nice fake photo and fake news.
Nice fake photo and fake news.
Plane is a balloon! No real windows, no doors, no rivets... like wholly geez they aren’t even trying to hidnit!
CIA bribed pro-American Afghan warlords with Viagra to rape boys
sovereigntea commented -
CIA bribed pro-American Afghan warlords with Viagra to rape boys
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Why invade Afghanistan ?
https://youtu.be/acWUbVCorQo?t=77
“The heroin business - The proceeds of this illegal trade are the source of wealth formation, largely reaped by powerful business/criminal interests within the Western countries. …
Decision-making in the US State Department, the CIA and the Pentagon is instrumental in supporting this highly profitable multibillion dollar trade, third in commodity value after oil and the arms trade” (Chossudovsky, 2005).
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=9e6420db54f043e487ba2831a74cb38f
Ghost Soldiers, Corrupt Regime: US-Trained Afghan Army Was Stronger Than Taliban... Only On Paper
https://youtu.be/xpu6QAUp-zQ
Former US soldier discusses how myths, bad data, desire for promotions, corruption and waste underpinned the myths that drove the Afghan war to its inevitable conclusion.
https://www.veteranstoday.com/2021/08/19/the-afghan-govt-overthrown-by-taliban-never-existed-ex-soldier/
The role of the United States in the organization of the world drug trade December 10 2013
https://en.topwar.ru/37072-rol-ssha-v-organizacii-mirovoy-narkotorgovli.html
'The US-NATO invasion of Afghanistan sanctioned on 7 October 2001, and clearly planned months before the 9/11 attacks, was concerned supposedly with capturing Al Qaeda boss Osama bin Laden, defeating the Taliban, and defending human rights.
'These were smokescreens to obscure their real goals, like securing the pipeline routes.'
US Expansionism in Eurasia, Control over Afghanistan By Shane Quinn, August 19, 2021
US Expansionism in Eurasia, Control over Afghanistan By Shane Quinn, August 19, 2021
'It has been widely reported that Taliban leaders used Facebook’s WhatsApp and Twitter to help capture Kabul.
'Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid enjoys free reign on Twitter with an account that has over 300,000 followers.
'Facebook’s WhatsApp has become the de facto communication platform of the Taliban, who reportedly used the service to spread propaganda, communicate with residents of Kabul, and share official statements with the world.
'In messages apparently distributed to Kabul residents via the messaging group WhatsApp, the group proclaimed that “we are in charge of security for Kabul.” The messages listed telephone numbers in various neighborhoods that citizens should call if they saw problems such as looting or “irresponsible” behavior on the part of armed individuals. Source.'
- Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab.com
Ali Ahmad Jalali, Richard Grenell, & Matt Lashey, 4th of July 2018
'Facebook’s WhatsApp has become the de facto communication platform of the Taliban, who reportedly used the service to spread propaganda, communicate with residents of Kabul, and share official statements with the world.
'In messages apparently distributed to Kabul residents via the messaging group WhatsApp, the group proclaimed that “we are in charge of security for Kabul.” The messages listed telephone numbers in various neighborhoods that citizens should call if they saw problems such as looting or “irresponsible” behavior on the part of armed individuals. Source.'
- Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab.com
Ali Ahmad Jalali, Richard Grenell, & Matt Lashey, 4th of July 2018
'What is abundantly clear is that the U.S. has not been thrown out of Afghanistan. Quite the opposite.
Afghanistan’s “Color Revolution”: Who Is Ali Ahmad Jalali?
'A so-called interim Afghan government is to be headed by Prof. Ali Ahmad Jalali, who just so happens to be a US citizen.
'“Regime Change” in Afghanistan? Troop withdrawals coupled with a US sponsored color revolution?
'Born in Afghanistan, Ali Ahmad Jalali is currently a distinguished professor at the National Defense University’s Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies (NESA).
'Based at Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington DC, The National Defense University is a partner institution of the US Department of Defense.'
Afghanistan’s “Color Revolution”: Who Is Ali Ahmad Jalali?
Afghanistan’s “Color Revolution”: Who Is Ali Ahmad Jalali?
'A so-called interim Afghan government is to be headed by Prof. Ali Ahmad Jalali, who just so happens to be a US citizen.
'“Regime Change” in Afghanistan? Troop withdrawals coupled with a US sponsored color revolution?
'Born in Afghanistan, Ali Ahmad Jalali is currently a distinguished professor at the National Defense University’s Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies (NESA).
'Based at Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington DC, The National Defense University is a partner institution of the US Department of Defense.'
Afghanistan’s “Color Revolution”: Who Is Ali Ahmad Jalali?
'Could they both be intel operations, helping shunt aside the 'moderate Islam' majority?'
Above - a Bin Laden property in Los Angeles.
'The truth is, no matter which nations notionally hold sway in Afghanistan, the profits from the war, the lithium and the heroin will all end up going to the same few pockets. Corporations rule, not countries.'
6 Questions we NEED to ask about...
"Afghanistan is plagued with the curse of plenty. They have, we think, upwards of $3T worth of minerals. The US Pentagon believes one province ... has the largest lithium deposit in the world," says . "China will move in under security and diplomatic guise."
https://theintercept.com/2021/08/16/afghanistan-war-defense-stocks/
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OSAMA DEATH FAKE - aangirfan /Who Is Osama Bin Laden? - Global Research“The Taliban regime is coming to an end,” announced President George W. Bush at the National Museum of Women in the Arts on December 12, 2001 - almost twenty years ago today.
The US Government Lied For Two Decades About Afghanistan
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The Agreement for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan was signed in Doha, Qatar, by the Taliban and the United States on Feb. 29, 2020
The Agreement for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan was signed in Doha, Qatar, by the Taliban and Trump's United States on Feb. 29, 2020.
The U.S. pledged to withdraw its forces by May 1, 2021.
Trump, who campaigned on bringing the war to an end in both the 2016 and 2020 elections, frequently touted the agreement.
Trump took credit for the war’s end at a rally in July 2021. “I started the process, all the troops are coming home,” he said. “Biden couldn’t stop the process.”
Trump, who campaigned on bringing the war to an end in both the 2016 and 2020 elections, frequently touted the agreement.
Trump took credit for the war’s end at a rally in July 2021. “I started the process, all the troops are coming home,” he said. “Biden couldn’t stop the process.”
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https://insiderpaper.com/afghanistan-army-fight-taliban-88-billion/
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The Taliban having fun.
Afghans killed by NATO
'The United States and its fallen puppet government in Kabul have committed crimes on par with anything the Taliban has ever done. The US has bombed hospitals, dropped the biggest bomb ever since Hiroshima and Nagasaki, supported death squads, and in some months killed more civilians than the Taliban.
'There were some months where the US and the Afghan military it trained and equipped killed more civilians than the Taliban. That’s according to the United Nations. And since the Taliban itself were an offshoot of the CIA-sponsored Mujahedeen, it’s not difficult to also lay partial blame for the group’s atrocities on the US.'
'As I reported here a few months ago, since then-Vice President Joe Biden’s promise in 2011 that the United States would be leaving Afghanistan in 2014, the US dropped more than 25,000 bombs on the country.
'Last year, what was supposed to be a US drone attack on a Taliban splinter group killed 60 civilians.
'The absurdly corrupt fallen puppet government of Afghanistan is no better, in 2019 killing 40 civilians at a wedding.'
'Last year, what was supposed to be a US drone attack on a Taliban splinter group killed 60 civilians.
'The absurdly corrupt fallen puppet government of Afghanistan is no better, in 2019 killing 40 civilians at a wedding.'
According to General Amarhel of Afghanistan, many Chinese Uyghurs were seen receiving training from the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.[35]
Afghanistan -
'Afghanistan is an unprecedented success for those who profit, from the racket of war and raise themselves up through the destruction of others.'
Iran - The Ayatollah Khomeini was put into power with the help of the CIA and its friends.
'On July 11, 1953, Eisenhower gave presidential approval for Operation Ajax, the very first CIA coup, and Mosaddeq was removed from power.'
'That coup would start a historical tidal wave that led to the suffering of the people of Iran.'
'That coup would start a historical tidal wave that led to the suffering of the people of Iran.'
China -
'Government-sponsored “fake news” is brainwashing the American public into accepting a new U.S./NATO-sponsored Cold War with China...
'Improved health care programs in Xinjiang have contributed to life expectancy increasing there from 31 years in 1949 to 72 currently.
'In 1949 there were 54 medical centers in Xinjiang; now there are more than 7,300 health care facilities and more than 1,600 hospitals. Literacy has increased from 10% to more than 90% in the same period. Average income in Xinjiang has increased more than 10% since 2017...
'Over the past generation Washington and the CIA have provided ongoing support to Uyghur separatist organizations, and terrorist groups such as the Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP), led by Abdul Haq al-Turkistani. The TIP, originally calling itself the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, received direct CIA funding and sponsorship.
'Abdul Haq has served on al-Qaeda’s executive leadership council.'
Eisenhower visited Afghanistan in 1959.
He did not like the fact that Afghanistan was friendly with Russia.
In the 1950s and 60s, Afghan women were able to be educated.
Afghanistan 1961.
The CIA plan was to use the Taliban to advance its agenda.
Above, we see Afghanistan in the 1960s, before the Jimmy Carter regime decided to put the 'Mad Muslims' into power.
Operation Cyclone was the code name for the CIA program to arm and finance the Afghan mujahideen in Afghanistan.
In Afghanistan and elsewhere, Al Qaeda was run by the CIA and its friends, reportedly.
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