Why Is Obama Sending 30000 troups to Afghanistan?

[viking]

Mmmm interesting take on why Obama is sending 30000 troups to Afghanistan!!! I must say he's got a point!!!

Dear World,

I believe that Obama is sending 30000 troops that the americans cannot afford, because his secret controllers and blackmailers are creating some special surprise for the americans and it might involve the million or so non-american troops….FOREIGN SOLDIERS in the us who may be apart of some special operation over the next few months. America’s slave handlers know that american troops will protect their own families and communities, therefore they are unacceptable to be used for the culling of the american sheep into their concentration camps. Believe it, there is no need for 30000 more troops in Afghanistan….pleeeze, they folks have a few guns and bombs, and a rocks to throw but that’s pretty much it…..american military have secret weapons that are much more sophisticated than guns, tanks and bombs.

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viking

[morguana]

Well that would make sence, home land troops would be too protective of their families.......guess time will tell
It's all a bit suss isn't it?
Bou x

[burgundia]

I know that Obama asked our Prime Minister to send more soldiers to Afghanistan. And probabaly they will go there. Germany and France have had the guts to refuse...

[SWIFT]

Hi All,

I more concerned for thoses young servicemen and women who still need our support even if you don't agree with some of the politics! Furthermore, let think of all the World Veterans coming back and their families at this time of year!

In addition, to the many civilian killed and victums caught up in the many confict which are currently going on around the World. Give Peace A Chance is great theme but in the real world oil is more important than peace sad to say! "Happy Holidays to All and Keep Safe. Its thoses men and women in uniform keep us all safe as they stand for freedom, liberty and social justice!


Cheers
SWIFTY

[mntruthseeker]

My heart goes out to each and every military personel. They have no idea what they are up against and led to their heroic act by a lie. Each and every one of them

I lost my first love to the Viet Nam War and before he crossed over I seen the pain and agony of what he went through.

Yes, they come home to a whole different world now as so many are not just out of a job but homeless also.

Blessings to all of them

[SWIFT]

Hi mntruthseeker,
Totaly agree bless them all and one should always remember for hundreds of years man amd women have fought over wealth, sex and money which only ends in sadness.

To the service men and women in Afganistan, , Pakisatan, India, NATO, Australians and New Zealanders keep safe come home soon. Furthermore, to the Afganistan civilians keep safe and well,

God Bless,
Cheers
SWIFTY

[burgundia]

And may God, truth and justice be on everybody's side...

[Malaros]

I found the headline in a UK paper quite interesting. I can't remember it exactly but to paraphrase:

Obama to send 30,000 troops to Afghanistan to pave the way for the exit.

I thought the whole idea of leaving a place was to remove people from there, not send more. Unless of course these soldiers are actually building a pavement between Afghanistan and America.

[happy]

just been reading some info from www.galacticfriends.com , channelling maybe to answer the questions being asked . you should go and have a read . my take on it is , its time to be , [we are humans becoming , .help us to become ]. happy little vegimites , eat lots of fruit and veg , than enjoy the ride . yehaa

[viking]

Also found this... Well well... we all new anyway didn't we!

Someones lining there pockets!!!! And it aint us??

An estimated $10 million a day is smuggled out of Afghanistan, most of it through Kabul's international airport, rather than through secret routes over the mountains or across the desert, the country's finance minister said Sunday.

The amount of corruption, both by public officials and officials of private companies, makes him embarrassed to acknowledge while traveling that he is an Afghan, Finance Minister Omar Zakhilwal said.

"Corruption is a stronger threat than terrorism for Afghanistan," said Zakhilwal, who was appointed in February and is the top financial advisor to President Hamid Karzai. "It is a cancer, a disease. It has destroyed the reputation of Afghanistan."

The $10-million figure comes from a 19-day undercover study conducted by the U.S. that estimated $190 million left the airport undetected during that period, Zakhilwal and U.S. officials said. No similar study was done for the international airport in Kandahar.

Much of the hot cash ends up funding the Taliban insurgency, U.S. and Afghan officials said.

Zakhilwal's comments came at the beginning of a four-day conference sponsored by the American Embassy in Kabul, the capital, in which U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials are tutoring Afghan customs officials and others on detection methods. The remarks were some of the most candid to date about the size and blatant nature of corruption under Karzai's government.

Much of the cash allegedly comes from drug cartels eager to get the money to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, a leading financial hub and the main destination for flights from Kabul.The rest may be from corrupt officials, or otherwise law-abiding businesses that wish to dodge taxes, Zakhilwal said.

The daily loss deprives the cash-poor government of tax money that could be used for badly needed improvements in transportation, medical care and education,officials said.

If the Afghan government has done little to stop the cash smuggling, the U.S. has also not been particularly vigilant.

"For years," said a U.S. federal investigator who was not authorized to speak publicly about the issue, "the U.S. government has failed to pay proper attention to the flow of drug money into and out of Afghanistan and the pockets of the leaders of the insurgency and the Afghan government itself."

U.S. agencies have stepped up their efforts in recent months to interdict the flow of cash "but the effort needs to be broader than just Afghanistan and it needs to encompass tougher measures in places like Dubai and the other city-states of the United Arab Emirates as well as key countries in Europe," the investigator said.

Under Afghan and international law, anyone taking more than $10,000 across an international border must report that amount to both countries. But as a practical matter, the law is barely, if at all, enforced in Afghanistan.

E. Anthony Wayne, an American ambassador serving as coordinating director for development and economic affairs in Afghanistan, said that cracking down on cash smuggling is a step toward establishing a government that protects "the wider interest of all the people, not the narrow interest of the few and powerful."

In opening comments, Anthony and other U.S. officials were careful not to point out embarrassing recent events, including the arrest of high-level Afghan officials accused of sneaking money out of the country and the investigation of two Cabinet ministers.

The issue of corruption has been a continuing source of tension between the U.S. and the Karzai government. Goaded by the White House, Karzai in his inaugural address last month vowed a campaign to end the "culture of impunity" that has allowed corruption.

In an interview broadcast Sunday with CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour, Karzai said that "the issue of corruption has been politically overplayed by some of our partners in the international community" and that he has not received credit in the news media for his anti-corruption efforts.

"There are governors who have gone to prison," he said. "There are governors who are dismissed and are under investigation. A minister was dismissed from, from the middle of the Cabinet. Others are dismissed."

Karzai is expected to announce his selections for a new Cabinet this week, with U.S. officials and his political opponents expected to scrutinize the selections for possible ties to corruption.

Wayne said cash smugglers use "low-tech methods" such as innocent-looking airline passengers on their way to Dubai for vacations or business. In many cases, payoffs are made to avoid detection at the airport, where the government has customs inspectors.

"Only a few are corrupted, but the reputation of all is hurt," Zakhilwal said.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-a...89,print.story

viking

[Kundaflower]

Hi..

Why ? Military industrial complex, nation building, oil, opium, debt and so on..

Of cource we have to remember that men with beards and rusty kalashnikovs
are lurking all over planet and hate all of us.

Masters of war....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dd3YI...om=PL&index=31

peace
k

[ONegativeMe]

I recently was re- watching a Camelot interview from a year and a half ago. This whisleblower stated back than the U.S. wanted Afganistan because, it was all about a PIPELINE through the region. John Lear to be exact. I find it interesrng to re watch old whistleblowers because you get to see who is on the money.