Denmark Vesey: Afghans: U.S. Created and Funds Taliban - Everybody Knows This Except Plantation Negros & Plantation Crackas

Monday, May 24, 2010

Afghans: U.S. Created and Funds Taliban - Everybody Knows This Except Plantation Negros & Plantation Crackas

“It’s near-impossible to find anyone in Afghanistan who doesn’t believe the US are funding the Taliban: and it’s the highly educated Afghan professionals, those employed by ISAF, USAID, international media organizations – and even advising US diplomats – who seem the most convinced,” reports the Guardian today. “The US has an interest in prolonging the conflict so as to stay in Afghanistan for the long term,” said one Afghan.

It does not take a lot of research to prove the Taliban — and al-Qaeda — were fabricated by the CIA in league with Pakistani and Saudi Arabian intelligence.

In the Middle East and Europe the media has reported this fact for some time now. But in the United States the corporate media retells the official fantasy ad nauseam and millions of people by it hook, line, and sinker.

3 comments:

Big Man said...: So what's the U.S. reason for wanting to stay in the region?

You got that info, right?; May 27, 2010, 11:40:00 AM
Denmark Vesey said...: The "U.S."?

Depends on exactly whom you mean when you say "U.S." Big Man.

Not the US people, I'm sure.

Not the US taxpayer.

That war costs this country $130 Million per day.

Who do YOU think wants to stay 'in the region' and why?; May 27, 2010, 11:50:00 AM
Big Man said...: Come on now.

Pull out quote was: The US has an interest in prolonging the conflict so as to stay in Afghanistan for the long term,” said one Afghan.

I curious about the benefits of this strategy. You got a theory, hit me with it. If I wanted to make up a theory, I could, but I want to hear your theory since you felt this was worthy of attention.; May 27, 2010, 12:09:00 PM

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