Originally posted by mideast
I really like Afghan people. I like to live like them. They work hard , they don't want much for their living , they are good neighbors. They mind their own way to their goal. They don't do anything to make you fall. They try to win you with hard work. It is really valuable.
Afghan is a word referring to the word Faghan which means misery. Afghanistan means the land of misery and moaning.
Those people are one of the most oppressed nations on the planet
It really makes me sad that some ignorant people call them enemies. They are no one's enemies. Afghanistan is a poor country which can not dig it's own mines.
Originally posted by JBA2848
From what I can tell Cryptome is saying all these weapons are coming from Alaska National Guard and they have been skirting the DOD and Federal Government oversight.
cryptome.org...
(1) bring justice to numerous US military families, especially to the men and women stationed in Alaska who have died and continue to die of "unknown" causes without investigations even though reports stated foul play, drug cartel, and weapons trafficking; 2) syndicate a national and global awareness of rogue militants allowed to join the United States Armed Forces today to operate against itself appointed at the highest levels; and, 3) bring justice to 45+ stationed Alaska military rape victims who after reporting through the proper channels up the chain of command were left without investigations into their cases and rather actually ignored. It is said to be a cover up that goes deep. A connection much bigger than humanly imaginable. The drug cartel, guns trafficking, operating out of mainly Fort Greely, Alaska. FBI agent Karl Hansen flew to Alaska with a second agent from Washington DC with orders from his superiors to investigate the unknown deaths and claims of drug cartel operating out of Alaska, as well the 45+ reported rape victims that were left un-investigated. Star generals are reported involved at the highest levels, and at one point, it was remarked how "this is movie stuff" shaking his head. Colonel Blaylock when questioned said it is the residual effects of Eric Holder's Operation Fast and Furious that is being injected into our military. Colonel Blaylock has gone to 11 sources to get help, and then in the middle of investigations, April 2012, he was terminated from the US Armed Forces after 29.5 years serving. Sources Made Aware 1 FBI 2 Alaska StateTrooper 3 Anchorage Police Department (APD) 4 US Marshals 5 Senator Begich 6 Senator Murkowski 7 Governor Parnell 8 US Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) Fort Rich 9 Department of Army 10 Department of Defense (DoD) 11 Anchorage Daily News three (3) times
And one thing I see a problem with is they are saying Fast And Furious was Eric Holders plan when it started under Bush.
Ted Stevens I think would be the key to all of this. Even when being investigated he got out with a pass. When he died in the plane crash he was on his way to a secret military base with a guy from NASA. When he left office he dove head first into top secret military deals.edit on 28-12-2012 by JBA2848 because: (no reason given)
I'm assuming you're referring to the use of Enemies in this thread's title and premise...? I'd stop for a second and understand how it was meant and why it was used
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by intrptr
The US doesn't make Rpg's now does it?
Why nope they don't.
Six months later, the Soviets sent troops into Afghanistan, a move which immediately led Carter's National Security Adviser to advocate “more money as well as arms shipments to the rebels,” both directly and via Pakistan, China, and Islamic countries. For the next decade, the CIA aided the guerrillas, at first with weapons purchased from China, Egypt, and Pakistan...
www.us-foreign-policy-perspective.org...
Yeah I think many here understand how you see things.
Yah, we just sell them to our terrorist allies. Case in point. The same country, different "intervention"...
Emphasis added. Read that: Eastern Bloc weapons from Egypt and Pakistan (like AKs and RPGs). It wouldn't look good if the Afghan Mujahideen were toting American made M16s now would it?
Back then we helped oust the Soviets... with their own weapons. Now tell me who is being Clandestine...
