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Taliban “poised to retake Afghanistan”

(Reuters) – The U.S. military said in a secret report that the Taliban, backed by Pakistan, are set to retake control of Afghanistanafter NATO-led forces withdraw, raising the prospect of a major failure of Western policy after a costly war.

Lieutenant Colonel Jimmie Cummings, a spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, confirmed the existence of the document, reported on Wednesday by Britain’s Times newspaper and the BBC.

But he said it was not a strategic study.

“The classified document in question is a compilation of Taliban detainee opinions,” he said. “It’s not an analysis, nor is it meant to be considered an analysis.”

Nevertheless, it could be interpreted as a damning assessment of the war, dragging into its 11th year and aimed at blocking a Taliban return to power.

It could also be seen as an admission of defeat and could reinforce the view of Taliban hardliners that they should not negotiate with the United States and President Hamid Karzai’s unpopular government while in a position of strength.

The U.S. military report could boost the Taliban’s confidence and make its leaders less willing to make concessions on demands for a ceasefire, and for the insurgency to renounce violence and break ties to al Qaeda.

But Britain’s Kabul Ambassador William Patey wrote on his official Twitter feed that “if elements of the Taliban think that in 2015 they can take control of Afghanistan they will be in for a shock.” He did not say whether he was referring directly to the leaked document.

Hours after The Times report, the Afghan Taliban said that no peace negotiation process had been agreed with the international community, “particularly the Americans.”

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said in a statement that prior to any negotiations, confidence building measures must be completed, putting pressure on Washington to meet demands for the release of five Taliban in U.S. custody.

The hardline Islamist movement also said it had no plans to hold preliminary peace talks with Afghanistan’s government in Saudi Arabia, dismissing media reports of talks in the kingdom.

The U.S. military said in the document that Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) security agency was assisting the Taliban in directing attacks against foreign forces.

Reasserting control over the country would be more difficult a second time for the Taliban, however, with Afghan police and soldiers expected to number around 350,000 beyond 2014 and some foreign troops likely to remain, including elite forces.

Close U.S. ally Australia said on Wednesday that its special forces could be in the country for years beyond the handover, with other western nations likely to take a similar stance.

The report overshadowed a visit to Kabul by Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar designed to repair ties and consult with Karzai on possible peace talks with the Taliban.

“I can disregard this as a potentially strategic leak… This is old wine in an even older bottle,” she told reporters, reiterating Pakistan’s frequent denials it backs militant groups seeking to topple the U.S.-backed Kabul government.

Khar, whose visit was the first high-level meeting in months between officials from both countries, added that the neighbors should stop blaming each other for strained cross-border ties.

The Times said the “highly classified” report was put together by the U.S. military at Bagram air base, north of Kabul, for top NATO officers last month.

Large swathes of Afghanistan have been handed back to Afghan security forces, with the last foreign combat troops due to leave by the end of 2014. But many Afghans doubt their security forces will take firm control once the foreign troops leave.

The document may leave some U.S. policymakers wondering whether the war was worth the cost in human lives and funding.

As of late January, 1,889 U.S. soldiers had been killed in a conflict that was launched after the September 11, 2001 attacks and has drained almost half a trillion dollars from U.S. coffers.

“The unfortunate reality is that this is a failure of the allied strategy in Afghanistan. They have not been able to achieve the goals they set out to achieve,” said Mahmud Durrani, a former Pakistan army general and ambassador to Washington.

New accusations of Pakistani collusion with the Taliban will likely further strain ties between Western powers and Islamabad.

Critics say Pakistan uses militants as proxies to counter the growing influence of India in Afghanistan. The belief that Pakistan supports the insurgents is widely held in Afghanistan.

“It would be a mistake now for the international community to leave Afghanistan, and drop us in a dark ocean,” said Afghan telecommunications worker Farid Ahmad Totakhil.

TURBULENT HISTORY

Pakistan is reviewing ties with the United States which have suffered a series of setbacks since a U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden on Pakistani soil in May last year humiliated Pakistan’s powerful generals.

A November 26 cross-border NATO air attack that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers deepened the crisis, prompting Pakistan to close supply routes to NATO forces in Afghanistan.

Pakistan is seen as critical to U.S. efforts to stabilize Afghanistan, a feat one foreign power after another has failed to accomplish over the country’s turbulent history.

Islamabad has resisted U.S. pressure to go after insurgent groups like the Taliban, and argues Washington’s approach overlooks complex realities on the ground.

Pakistan says the United States should attempt to bring all militant groups into a peace process and fears a 2014 combat troop exit could be hasty, plunging the region into the kind of chaos seen after the Soviet exit in 1989.

“They don’t need any backing,” Tariq Azim, a member of the Pakistani Senate’s Defence Committee, told Reuters, referring to the Taliban.

“Everybody knows that after 10 years, they (NATO) have not been able to control a single province in Afghanistan because of the wrong policies they have been following.

The document’s findings were based on interrogations of more than 4,000 Taliban and al Qaeda detainees, the Times said, adding that it identified only few individual insurgents.

Despite the presence of 130,000 foreign troops, violence is at its worst since the Taliban were ousted by U.S.-backed Afghan forces in late 2001, according to the United Nations.

The Taliban announced this month they would open a political office in the Qatari capital, Doha, to support possible peace talks with the United States.

But there has also been talk of efforts to hold separate negotiations in Saudi Arabia because Karzai fears his government could be sidelined by U.S. talks with the Taliban.

(Additional reporting by Dan Magnowski, Rob Taylor and Amie Ferris-Rotman in KABUL and Qasim Nauman in ISLAMABAD; Writing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Ron Popeski)

How Long Will You Halt Between Two Opinions, (I kg 18:21)?

Obama recently told the marginalized Sub-American Blacks in effect ,to sit down, shut up, stop complaining and get out there and vote for him again.

The dung-head media and all the political parties, the courts and congress have decided without a vote from the American people that Obama is not to face the bar of justice on charges of his constitutional ineligibility. They’re, essentially robbing Americans of their constitutional rights.

This has set the stage for the lowest rating in the history of the Congress. It has created a sense of uncertainly in business and as many fortune 500 leaders are not sure if the weak facade of the media and the political parties will hold Obama’s crimes in secret in the now active election of 2012. Will there be Martial Law? If Obama wins will he dismantle the government and business further? Fortune 500 business and political types like liberals realize now that they don’t know this man. Tea Party types are under a bone-head delusion that they can unseat him, with only one eye open. They have selected, to turn a blind eye to the matter of The Constitution.

The Afghan War alliance has fallen thru because the Taliban and Al Qaeda are worried about Obama’s future and his constitutional vulnerability as well.

Let me inform all people of good will everywhere. Justice may be slow, but always 100% sure. We may have to wait for the rug under which Congress, The Media, The Supreme Court, and all political parties have swept our Constitution under to rot. But be ye well advised, the matter will be adjudicated. They stole from us our Constitutional Right. They have deprived the nation of a sure and confident economic march forward. Nobody, I mean nobody trust the election process any more. Our once solid trust is now “Like Dust in the Wind.”

“Oh, what a tangle web we weave, when first we practice to deceive.”

Dr. James David Manning

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“His name is Akhbar Khan (Han), He owns the house……I know him very well” says his neighbor. Only 1 in 50 locals questioned believe Bin Laden was really killed in that house. Obama staged this whole scam with the Patreaus Panetta Pakistani Pentagon CIA, that has been supplying the “Taliban” so the Pentagon can run a fake war to keep rebuilding Afghaniistan for Hillary Clinton and the CIA. The fake Nobel Peace Prize winner is really the worlds greatest psychopathic liar covert warlord. His approval rating is up, sheep. 9/11 was an inside job, and Obama is still doing it. Source: Osama Bin Laden: Pakistan’s scepticism over videos (BBC) Also related ….. Pakistani soldiers arrested a peasant in Abbottabad near the compound where Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was killed in a US raid, the man’s relatives and police said Tuesday.Shamrez Khan, 50, was arrested by Pakistani security officials a few hours after the US-led operation on Monday, according to his son and neighbours.”My father was taken into custody outside his house when he was looking at the house where the operation was conducted,” Khan’s 20-year-old son Mohammad Qasim told AFP.Shamrez comes from a family of farmers based next door to the bin Laden compound.About a dozen neighbours confirmed that army personnel took Khan into custody.”I personally know this family they are poor farmers. Shamrez Khan is innocent,” Mohammad Ishaq, a farmer told AFP.Military officials were not available to confirm the arrest, but a local police official said Khan was picked up by the military.”He is in their custody,” he said requesting anonymity.

All of the recent foiled terrorists plots are nothing but world government set ups. Recorded on 27 December 2010.

Hon. James David Manning, PhD says there’s only one way to take back America. Recorded on Thursday, 2 April 2010.

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