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CIA SENT 1,500 AL QAEDA FROM AFGHANISTAN TO LIBYA



On 31 August 2011 The Nation (Pakistan newspaper) reported:



The CIA recruited 1,500 members of Al-Qaeda, from Mazar-e-Sharif in Afghanistan, to fight in Libya.



Sources told TheNation: "Most of the men have been recruited from Afghanistan.



"They are Uzbeks, Persians and Hazaras...



"Men attired in the Uzbek-style of shalwar and Hazara-Uzbek Kurta were found fighting in Libyan cities."





Sources in Quetta said: "Some Uzbeks and Hazaras from Afghanistan were arrested in Balochistan for illegally traveling into Pakistan en route to Libya through Iran."



Aljazeera has reported on the smuggling of Afghans through Pakistan.



More than 100 Afghans were discovered 20km from the border town of Quetta last week inside a container.



Most of the men were recruits for Libya's rebel force.



What role is al-Qaeda playing in Libya



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Mazar e Sharif, in Pakistan. isafmedia

FAILURE OF THE MILITARY



The Western military have been involved in Libya.



Frank Ledwidge is a former military intelligence officer.



He has served in Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.



He should know what's happening in Libya.



He has written a book called "Losing Small Wars: British Military Failure in Iraq and Afghanistan" (Yale University Press)





According to Rodric Braithwaite, former chairman of the UK Joint Intelligence Committee , at FT.com:



"Losing Small Wars, is a savage indictment of the military leadership that got British soldiers into one impossible situation after another...



"His conclusion is stark: 'The reputation of the British army has been seriously damaged'...



According to Ledwidge, "Afghans do not take kindly to foreign soldiers breaking into their homes at night, insulting their women, turning everything upside down and taking their men away to unknown destinations.



"When their families are killed by foreign bombs, they are not mollified...



"Soldiers may hand out sweets to village children and assure their parents that they come with the best intentions. But hearts and minds are not won...



"The French failed for similar reasons in Algeria.



"So did the Americans in Vietnam and the Russians in Afghanistan.



"So did earlier British counterinsurgency campaigns in Yemen and Palestine.



"Our politicians... told the public that British soldiers were fighting to smash the Taliban in Helmand (in Afghanistan) because most terrorist plots against Britain were hatched on the borders of Pakistan..."



Actually, the terrorist plots were hatched by the Western spooks.



The leaders of the USA and NATO would appear to be dangerous psycopaths.





Video on Psycopaths. Found at http://twelfthbough.blogspot.com/



On 24 August 2011, Xymphora wrote about Gadaffi and the lesson of Serbia:



"When NATO wants to remove a political regime from a relatively organized country, it carpet bombs heavily-populated civilian areas until the leader, out of concern for his own people, leaves.



"The paradox is that the leader is portrayed in NATO propaganda as a ruthless monster who doesn't care about the civilian population, and yet the NATO plan depends on the assumption that the carpet bombing and mass slaughter of civilians will force the leader out as he actually does care...



"What could Gadaffi do to save his people and yet continue the resistance against Sarko, Cameron and Obama?



"Pretend to give up, falling away to allow the NATO mercenaries to 'win' - thus providing an end to the need to carpet bomb civilians - and then continue the fight as long-term guerrilla warfare, eventually forcing the NATO countries into even more ruinous expense to keep the rebels in power.



"It is a brilliant strategic plan, but does Gadaffi have the money and troops to carry it out?"

CIA TO TOPPLE KAYANI?

Panetta (from Calabria)

On 10 June 2011, CIA boss Leon Panetta met Pakistan army boss General Kayani and Pakistan spy boss General Shuja Pasha.

On 11 June, Panetta left Pakistan without achieving a deal on improving the relationship between the US and Pakistan spy agencies.

CIA chief Panetta leaves without deal

On 17 June 2011, a US official reported that Pakistan "is blocking food and water" from reaching a base used by America for its drone attacks.

Pakistan 'blocks supplies to American drone base'

Kayani (right)

According to the New York Times, General Kayani is facing opposition from top people within the Pakistan army and may be toppled from power.

Pakistan's Chief of Army Fights to Keep His Job

The New York Times story leads one to believe that it is the CIA which is instigating mutiny in the Pakistani army, according to the blog at Indian Punchline

"There is a US attempt to exploit the growing indiscipline within the Pak army and, if possible, to trigger a mutiny, which will bog down the army leadership in a serious 'domestic' crisis that leaves no time for them for the foreseeable future to play any forceful role in Afghanistan.

"In turn, it leaves the Americans a free hand to pursue their own agenda.

"Time is of the essence of the matter and the US desperately wants direct access to the Taliban leadership so as to strike a deal with them without the ISI or Hamid Karzai coming in between.

"The prime US objective is that Taliban should somehow come to a compromise with them on the single most crucial issue of permanent US military bases in Afghanistan."

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