The Afghan War
Secrets, Lies and this Dirty War The Guardian letters page | 27 July 2010 I applaud the publicity you give to the 90,000 records of the Afghan war exposed by Wikileaks (Massive leak of secret files exposes true Afghan war, 26 July).
" ... [A] picture shows him surrounded by Afghans he refers to as 'my nignogs' with a friend adding the commen.
By ThosPayne Auburn Journal | December 3, 2010 What kind of person in Washington hides this kind of news? Even worse, what kind of person believes this information should be buried and then argues revealing it could endanger lives? Covering up problems like this is not just dumb and immoral; it is criminal.
By Roddy Newman Anti-Fascist Encyclopedia Contributor While there has been much debate about the wars in Iraq, the Balkans and Afghanistan, the most important aspect of those conflicts - the clearly racist, religiously-motivated decision by the American and UK armed forces to use depleted and non-depleted uranium munitions with enough inhalable radioactive material to kill millions of people - is rarely mentioned in the major media, which ought to regard the nuclear wars that the American and UK armed forces have fought over the last 19 years as the biggest scandal of modern times.
" ... Reports on the Wikileaks documents show how the special forces of Task Force 373 failed attempt to kill .
Sweden Rescinds Warrant for WikiLeaks Founder By JOHN F. BURNS and ERIC SCHMITT NY Times | August 21, 2010 .
By Daily Mail Foreign Service (Except) | 27th July 2010 ... In a disclosure that has dismayed Downing Street.
Stephen Lendman
by Stephen Lendman | Baltimore Chronicle | 6 April 2010 ... After General Stanley McChrystal took charge of US.
By Spencer Ackerman Washington Independent10/28/09It seems like only yesterday that members of Congress bitterly determined that the CIA didn’t sufficiently or accurately brief them about various important secret activities.
Sudarsan Raghavan
Washington Post, December 3, 2015: CIA runs shadow war with Afghan militia implicated in civilian killings By Sudarsan Raghavan TOR GHAR, Afghanistan — Months after the Obama administration declared combat operations over in Afghanistan, the CIA continues to run a shadow war in the eastern part of the country, overseeing an Afghan proxy called the Khost Protection Force, according to local officials, former commanders of that militia and Western advisers.
