TonyGosling
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 Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 3:29 pm Post subject: Expelled UN/EU spies gave Taliban cash & weapons? |
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Times of South Africa reporting this
| Quote: | .........President Hamid Karzai’s office has said only that the men "posed threats to the national security of Afghanistan."
But officials have said on condition of anonymity that the men are alleged to have been talking to Taliban, and perhaps even supplying them with cash and weapons.
"They really did something wrong and beyond their mandate," one government official told AFP, refusing to elaborate.
http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=669284 |
And of London.....
| Quote: | ..........Zabihullah Mujahed, a spokesman for the Taleban, phoned the AFP news agency from a secret location and said: “This is a drama by Karzai’s administration trying to show off that they are independent. We’re amazed why Karzai would show sensitivity to the fact they have met with the Taleban while he himself publicly says he is ready to meet the Taleban.”
The President’s decision to expel the pair apparently came after Assadullah Wafa, the Governor of Helmand, complained to him that they had made the trip without telling him, and alleged that they were trying to make a deal with the Taleban behind the back of the Government.
Yesterday Governor Wafa held a press conference in which he said that he had information that the two men had met the Taleban, who were planning suicide bomb attacks against Afghan security forces. Tolo TV, which has dubbed the affair “Helmand-gate”, claimed that the officials were found with $150,000 (£75,000) in cash and had information on a laptop suggesting that they had previously paid the Taleban leaders....
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article3101534.ece
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see also
http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2007/12/27/43442.html
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TonyGosling
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Times reminding us these boys had plenty of dosh on them.
Were they trying to stop the war? Buy off the Taliban? Be the good cops to the NATO bad cops?
And were they really MI6(see below)?
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.........The calls came as Afghan officials claimed that an adviser to the United Nations and a European Union official expelled last week had $150,000 (£75,000) with them. According to Kabul, the men were trying to buy off a local Taliban leader in Musa Qala.
MI6, Britain’s secret intelligence service, was heavily involved in bribing Taliban leaders in southern Afghanistan to change sides during the 2001 operation to remove the group from power.
British officials have been careful to distance current MI6 talks with Taliban commanders in Helmand from the expulsions of Michael Semple, the Irish head of the EU mission, and Mervyn Patterson, a British adviser to the UN........
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article3108161.ece
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Why Did U.S. Intelligence Expel MI-6 Agents From Afghanistan?
http://www.larouchepub.com/pr/2007/071230us_expels_mi6.html
The two alleged MI6 agents, Mervyn Patterson and Michael Semple, left Afghanistan on Dec. 27, on charges that they posed a threat to the country's national security. Patterson worked for the United Nations, and Semple worked for the European Union. Both men were Afghan specialists, who had been operating in the country for over 20 years. An unnamed Afghan government official told the London Sunday Telegraph that "this warning," that the men were financing the Taliban for at least ten months, "came from the Americans. They were not happy with the support being provided to the Taliban. They gave the information to our intelligence services, who ordered the arrests." The Afghan government source further added, "The Afghan government would never have acted alone to expel officials of such a senior level. This was information that was given to the NDS [National Directorate of Security] by the Americans." In 2006, U.S. military commanders in Afghanistan had loudly protested the British decision to withdraw troops from Musa Qala, opening the door for a Taliban takeover of the region, in a deal with local tribal leaders.... |
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