Saturday, July 29, 2017

Afghanistan War: A Lost Cause

Time for the administration to abandon the lost war in Afghanistan that Bush/Cheney began and Obama continued - and begin the prosecutions of those responsible including the CNN fake news frauds and warmongers that are responsible for ALL U.S. MILITARY DEATHS IN THIS ILLEGAL, IMMORAL WAR  

By Brian Cloughley


2,386 U.S. military deaths as of 2016

Both incidents of slaughter were terrible and highlighted the US State Department official warning that:


Attacks may also target official Afghan and US government convoys and compounds, foreign embassies, military installations, commercial entities, non-governmental organization offices, restaurants, hotels, airports, and educational centres." Is there anything left that isn’t under threat of destruction?




Two days after the US-NATO slaughter of Afghan policemen it was announced that Médecins sans Frontières, or Doctors without Borders — known as MSF — had "reopened a small medical clinic in the Afghan city of Kunduz — its first facility there since US air strikes destroyed a hospital it ran in 2015."

MSF is a saintly organisation whose doctors, nurses and support staff "provide assistance to populations in distress, to victims of natural or man-made disasters and to victims of armed conflict»." They do so "irrespective of race, religion, creed or political convictions," but on 22 October 2015 the MSF hospital in Kunduz was destroyed by a series of US airstrikes.

It was reported that about 2 in the morning "a blast ripped apart the intensive care unit, where patients included two children. It was the start of around an hour of airstrikes on the buildings, and strafing attacks on doctors, patients and staff desperately seeking shelter in corners of the compound. As the attack planes returned again and again, and the hospital collapsed and burned, MSF staff inside the hospital, in Kabul and in the United States put in frantic calls to contacts in the US military from Afghanistan to Washington DC," but the hellish massacre continued for over two hours. In her eye-witness account, Australian Doctor Kathleen Thomas said "Our colleagues didn’t die peacefully like in the movies. 




Here we have a country whose 2017 budget included an allocation of $53.5 billion for the National Intelligence Programme "which includes funding requested to support Overseas Contingency Operations." Over fifty billion dollars have been spent on staggeringly advanced intelligence systems that can’t tell if a group of Afghans are police or militants.

MSM fraud propagandist Perino and her CNN fake news accessories to the murder of U.S. military personnel in Afghanistan hallucinate they will somehow escape being held responsible and accountable for their crimes

One reason Afghanistan is so important is that the war there has lasted over fifteen years and been the direct cause of colossal numbers of deaths and refugees. There are over two million Afghan refugees in Pakistan alone, and over a million ‘internally displaced persons’, almost all of whom have had their lives disrupted beyond recovery. The slaughter has been dreadful, and it is time it stopped.


The slaughter continues, by both sides, and, as the State Department tells us, "travel to all areas of Afghanistan remains unsafe."


Few people remember that in May 2001 the United States announced "a $43 million grant to Afghanistan in additional emergency aid to cope with the effects of a prolonged drought. The United States has become the biggest donor to help Afghanistan in the drought." The US Secretary of State declared that "'We will continue to look for ways to provide more assistance to the Afghans, including those farmers who have felt the impact of the ban on poppy cultivation, a decision by the Taliban that we welcome."

Pentagon, DOD military casualty numbers DO NOT include Veteran suicides, deaths from wounds following their return to CONUS

The rabid hypocrisy of the Western world was evinced in the NYT’s fatuously sententious observation that "American experts and United Nations officials say the Taliban are likely to face political problems if the effects of the opium ban are catastrophic and many people die."

Mandated by the United Nations, NATO-ISAF’s primary objective was "to enable the Afghan government to provide effective security across the country and develop new Afghan security forces to ensure Afghanistan would never again become a safe haven for terrorists."

There is no effective security in the country. As reported by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, the Taliban "continue to contest district centres, threaten provincial capitals, and temporarily seize main lines of communication throughout the country, especially in high-priority areas like Kunduz and Helmand provinces." The last two being, not coincidentally, the regions in which US airstrikes killed so many innocent people.

It will be the responsibility of military families of the dead and maimed to demand an end to the insanity and spearhead the prosecution of Bush, Cheney, Obama and their CNN/MSM warmongering murderers

National Intelligence Director Dan Coats told the US Senate on 11 May that "The intelligence community assesses that the political and security situation in Afghanistan will almost certainly deteriorate through 2018, even with a modest increase in military assistance by the United States and its partners." So what’s the point in carrying on?





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