29 July 2014 (22:50 UTC-07 Tango 28 July 2014)/01 Shawwal 1435/07 Mordad 1393/03 Xin-Wei (7th month) 4712
In his Eid al-Fitr speech the Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei pronounced “…we must equip the Palestinians to the best of our abilities! In the name of Allah it will be done!”
He declared the Israeli actions “genocide”, and pointed out how the United Nations, and Arab governments have failed the Palestinians. Iran is predominantly Aryan.
Badakhshan Province: In Jurm District, the Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) claims they assassinated 14 members of a “shadow government”. The NDS says a Pakistani and a Tajik were among those running the shadow government.
Balkh Province: The governor of Balkh, General Atta Mohammad Noor, said the sham of the recent ‘successful’ elections (as declared by the Obama regime) reveals there is a “parallel government” at work in Afghanistan. U.S. Secretary of failed State, John Kerry, denied the accusation and went even further by warning Afghan leaders not to try anything foolish, like a military coup (never mind the fact that the Obama regime supported the military coup in Egypt and Thailand).
Helmand Province: Frustrated government officials, who’ve been getting their asses kicked by Mujahideen, are now blaming the successful Mujahideen offensive on Pakistan and Iran! However, NDS boss, Rahmatulllah Nabil, presented no evidence to Afghan news media when he made his claim. In Lashkargah City, days after the NDS made their claims against Pakistan and Iran, the NDS assassinated a Afghan Mujahideen leader.
Herat Province: In Farsi District, the district police chief was assassinated with a remote detonated bomb. Four other cops were killed as well. Near the Herat airport, three Mujahideen ambushed a convoy of Afghan National Army troops. Three ANA troops wounded. In Injil District, a Kamikaze bomber shot at an ANA bus causing it to crash. He then ran onto the bus and blew himself up. Mujahideen claim 18 U.S.-NATO trained ANA troops were killed or wounded.
Kabul Province: In Kabul City, The former Independent Election Commission boss, Ziaulhaq Amarkhil, stated that the ‘evidence’ of election fraud provided by Obama regime puppet Abdullah Abdullah is fake. Recently Abdullah demanded Amarkhil resign, which he did. But now, even with Amarkhil’s resignation Abdullah says he still will not recognize the results of the runoff election, because it shows his opponent won. Abdullah is so arrogant that he even declared himself the new president of Afghanistan and ordered his supporters to tear down pictures of Hamid Karzai! Also, when the Independent Electoral Complaints Commission held a public forum on the supposed election fraud, Abdullah refused to attend. A government vehicle blew up, killing the driver. Police are blaming it on the recent conversion of government vehicles to run on LPG (called propane in the United States). They suspect the new high pressure tank was not installed correctly and ruptured. The Afghan Interior Ministry reports hundreds of people killed and hundreds wounded by ongoing battles all across Afghanistan, since 05 July.
Kandahar Province: In Maiwand District, a motorcycle bomb exploded killing one ANA soldier, and wounding one cop and three civilians. Provincial officials report their provincial cops got in to a gun battle with cops from Nangarhar Province. Three police killed, one wounded.
Kunduz Province: In Aliabad District, during heavy fighting between Mujahideen and government forces a mortar round landed on a house, killing three children and wounding eight family members. Of course government forces blame Mujahideen.
Nimroz Province: NDS officials admit they kidnapped two men, whom they accuse of being terrorist masterminds along with five other men.
Nuristan Province: NDS officials admit they kidnapped a man they accuse of being terrorist mastermind.
Parwan Province: In Bagram District, Charikar City, the Czech Republic revealed that four of their NATO soldiers were killed by a kamikaze bomber on a bicycle. Two Afghan cops and 10 civilians were also killed. Eight people wounded.
Uruzgan Province: In Chora District, provincial police tried to draft villagers in the Kunj area to patrol the local highway. The villagers refused. The cops then made an example of one of the villagers by killing him.
Zabul Province: Police are using the excuse of stopping suicide bombers to explain why they shot and killed three men in one truck on the Kabul-Kandahar highway.
The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration will reimpose a ban on U.S. military contractors sending Filipinos to work in Afghanistan. The ban was first imposed in 2002, but lifted last year. The Filipino Department of Foreign Affairs has declared Afghanistan to be at crisis alert level 3 and asked all Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) to return home. Despite the 2002-12 ban on OFWs working in Afghanistan it was revealed that U.S. military contractors managed to get more than 8-thousand Filipinos into Afghanistan (which suggests human trafficking ops by U.S. contractors)!
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) paid for the growing, picking and shipping of 22.5 metric tons of Afghan pomegranates to Russia. It’s a U.S. taxpayer funded operation called Commercial Horticulture and Marketing Program (CHAMP). U.S. taxpayers have also helped Afghan farmers ship grapes to India and United Arab Emirates, the most recent shipment weighed in at 170 metric tons! The U.S. taxpayer funded program paid for a cold storage process to allow Afghan growers to ship their agricultural produce outside their country. USAID estimates that the U.S. taxes have helped Afghan farmers make $15-million USD from exporting their fruit.
02 July 2014 (12:52 UTC-07 Tango)/04 Ramadan 1435/11 Tir 1393/06 Xin-Wei 4712
While listening to news out of France, I heard a reporter state that the first batch of Suchoi (Sukhoi) 25 Grach (NATO name: Frogfoot) attack aircraft, that recently arrived in Iraq, actually came from Iran.
The French were citing an unnamed British empire source for the info.
I think these are probably Su-25s that were flown to Iran at the beginning of the first U.S. attack on Iraq (Desert Storm 1991). Many Iraqi air force pilots flew there Soviet and French supplied aircraft to Iran. Iran stored, and even rebuilt most of the planes.
Faryab Province: In Khwajah Gawhar District, a Mujahideen leader was executed by Mujahideen. Afghan National Army officials say they don’t know the specific reason why, but suspect he was accused of working with the government before he was hanged.
Ghazni Province: In Andar district, at least 11 people killed, four wounded, after U.S.-NATO airstrike.
Herat Province: In Islam Qala town, a motorcycle bomb went off by a Mosque, then, as police gathered to investigate a second bomb exploded. One cop killed, at least four wounded.
Kabul Province: The Independent Election Commission (IEC) of Afghanistan released the final vote count from the fraudulent elections. None of the candidates got the required minimum number of votes to be declared a winner. A second election is on hold until the IEC can get enough voting materials together. Apparently all that tax money spent by other countries to prepare for the elections wasn’t enough for a surprise second election.
Kandahar Province: In Maruf District, government officials are reporting battles between Afghan and Pakistani border police. At least one Afghan border cop killed. In Arghandab District, a policeman killed four of his family members, then killed his police boss as he arrived to investigate. The renegade cop was then killed by other cops. Police also shot and killed a man, then claimed he was a suicide bomber. In Shahwali Kot District, four cops have been sentenced to death for murdering three civilians. The cops claim they were hired by the victims’ own families to assassinate them.
Kunduz Province: A diplomat from Tajikistan was wounded after unknown gunmen attacked his vehicle. In Khas Kunar District, one student killed, two wounded by explosion.
Nangarhar Province: In Ghani Khel District, an explosion killed one person and wounded 27 others.
Parwan Province: U.S. Obama regime personnel released ten Pakistani prisoners from the U.S. Bagram prison. According to the Justice Project Pakistan the men were held for several years without trial, and are now in Pakistan.
Takhar Province: In Bahauddin District, a suicide bomber using a motorcycle bomb attacked an Afghan National Police convoy. One person dead, 12 wounded.
Afghan religious leader Ayatullah Mohaghegh Kabul says Iran is paying Afghan refugees, living in Iran, $500 per month plus legal residency if they fight against Obama regime backed insurgents in Syria. He claims the bodies of so called Iranian fighters in Syria are actually Afghans. The Afghan government is investigating.
U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Perry Aston.
Russia’s Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation confirmed they are delivering 30 Mil Mi-17B-5 gunships to Afghanistan by the end of 2014. It’s part of a new deal signed with the U.S. Department of Defense at the end of 2013.
Russia wants to establish an international anti-drug headquarters in Afghanistan, since Afghanistan is now the number one source of opium ever since the U.S. invaded: “We suggest the creation of an international headquarter or an office for combating the planetary center of drug production in Afghanistan. The goal of the HQ would be to consolidate the currently separate anti-narcotic programs in Afghanistan and to create an effective, internationally-supervised mechanism to eradicated drug production.” Viktor Ivanov, Russian Federal Drug Control Service
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), John Sopko, said the Obama regime plans on spending $10-billion of your tax dollars every year in Afghanistan, after the supposed 2014 pullout!
A 19 years old U.S. Army Specialist from California serving in Jordan, in support of operations in Afghanistan, has died of “non-hostile” causes. However, it turns out he was indeed shot. The U.S. Army says they are investigating.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University say the U.S. Department of Defense lies about how many personnel have suffered traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in Iraq and Afghanistan. The study was published in the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, and says TBI is actually five times higher than what the DoD reports! The researchers suggest one reason for the under-reporting is to deny veterans health care through the Veterans Affairs.
25 May 2014 (19:13 UTC-07 Tango 24 May 2014)/25 Rajab 1435/04 Khordad 1393/27 Ji-Si 4712
A man accused of being the mastermind behind a $2.6-billion USD bank scam might be Too Big to Jail in the United States, but in Iran he’d be convicted, jailed and then executed!
The man behind the biggest bank fraud scam in Iran’s history (since the 1979 Revolution) was executed on 24 May 2014. He was convicted of ripping off the state bank, since 2007, by forging loan documents. Of course he had help, 39 people were convicted in connection with the scam.
The man built a business empire that spanned the world, including operations in South America. According to his attorney with his execution the government of Iran now controls his empire’s assets.
Balkh Province: In Mazar E Sharif City, a U.S. Army CWO from California (raised in Iowa) died. Officials with the U.S. Department of Defense would only say it was a “non-hostile” death.
Farah Province: In Gulistan District, major battles between Mujahideen and government forces resulted in at least 55 people killed. At least 45 wounded.
Faryab Province: The Kingdom of Norway has promised more taxpayer funds, this time to help with development projects in the province. Norway is promising 101-million euros per year!
Herat Province: Government officials confirmed that a counter-terrorism agent was assassinated by unknown gunmen.
Jawzjan Province: Government officials report that a police vehicle ran over a landmine. Three cops killed, two wounded.
Kabul Province: Airport officials confirm that two artillery rockets impacted near the airport. No damage or casualties reported. In Kabul City, an exploding magnetic mine killed one Afghan National Army soldier, and wounded another. Two civilians wounded. Afghan government officials claim they’ve killed 380 Mujahideen all across the country, in the past week.
Ghazni Province: Mujahideen began Operation Khaibar, with attacks against police checkpoints all over the province. Provincial officials confirm fighting lasted all day with at least one cop killed along with dozens of civilians.
Kandahar Province: In Daman District, a car bomb hit a Afghan National Army/NATO-ISAF convoy. At least five people killed, 39 wounded.
Nangarhar Province: In Nazyan District, a U.S. drone strike killed at least three people. In Jalalabad City, Mujahideen began Operation Khaibar by attacking the provincial justice directorate. One cop, two civil servants and three civilians were killed. 10 people wounded. Three Mujahideen killed.
Parwan Province: International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) confirmed that four artillery rockets hit Bagram airbase. ISAF reported “minor damage” but “no fatalities”.
Zabul Province: In Qalat city, a suicide bomber attacked a military convoy. He died and at least six people were wounded.
The Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan continues to delay the final vote tally from the “successful” election, due to investigations into massive fraud.
Pakistan reports they’ve arrested an Afghan National Army officer after they caught him inside Pakistan.
Afghan government officials confirm that they have made a prisoner swap with Iran. 14 Iranian prisoners were released by Afghanistan in exchange for 16 Afghan prisoners held in Iran. The deal was actually agreed to back in 2006, but only now have they started to swap prisoners. According to reports Iran has 5-thousand Afghans in prison mainly for the crime of drug smuggling.
According to a Stars and Stripes report, “Nearly three decades after U.S. taxpayers gasped over $640 toilet seats and other Cold War military waste, the Department of Defense remains the last federal department still unable to conduct a financial audit despite laws passed in the 1990s that require the accounting……….The DOD spends roughly $2 billion per day and has $1.5 trillion in physical assets. Various agencies inside the department have been considered at high risk for fraud and waste by the GAO since 1990……..The GAO said in its report issued Tuesday that the long-standing accounting weaknesses mean the defense department still cannot account for its total assets or estimate improper payments.”
75 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 349th Quartermaster Company (California, U.S.A.) returned from Afghanistan.
130 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s 1223rd Engineer Company (South Carolina, U.S.A.) returned from Afghanistan.
15 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s Detachment 45 (Nevada, U.S.A.) deploying to Afghanistan.
The Army National Guard’s Detachment 1, F Company, 1/126th Aviation (Delaware, U.S.A.) deploying to Afghanistan.
U.S. special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan, James Dobbins, says the U.S. led military presence in Afghanistan will remain “significant” despite the so called withdrawal from the country this year.
Farah Province: In Bala Bolok District, more than 100 Mujahideen attacked police checkpoints. At least eight people killed, dozens wounded. Police admit the Mujahideen captured armored vehicles and weapons. Witnesses say the battles were so intense that 12 medevac helicopters were called in. Mujahideen claim they killed 60 Afghan police.
Ghazni Province: In Gilan District, major battles resulted in at least 63 people killed, 41 wounded. Government officials claim 21 militants killed came from Pakistan.
Ghor Province: Two Afghan National Army (ANA) personnel killed by two explosions. Four ANA wounded.
Herat Province: On Shindand Highway, an entire family of eight were killed when they drove over a landmine. Is western propaganda machine, Radio Free Europe, trying to rally anti-Iranian sentiment by claiming to have interviewed two teenaged Afghan boys who were sexually assaulted by Iranian border police at a Herat border crossing? At least that’s what dozens of anti-Iran websites are saying. I went straight to the Radio Free Europe website and didn’t find any such report for the month of May 2014. I did find similar reports from as far back as 2007/08, so I suspect somebody is just regurgitating old news (that was never proven) to justify anti-Iran sentiment.
Kandahar Province: Provincial officials say they arrested six potential suicide bombers. The officials are blaming Pakistan. In Maiwand District, a NATO/ISAF convoy hit by two suicide bombers. One bomber used a car, the other a motorcycle. ISAF claims they suffered no casualties, however, Mujahideen say they witnessed NATO medevacs being called in for at least 15 casualties.
Kunar Province: Afghan Border Police claim that masked militants from Pakistan are roaming around killing people, attacking girl’s schools and even killing Afghan Mujahideen. The Pakistani militants are also shooting at people who’re trying to retrieve the bodies of those killed. Afghan Border Police are concerned about this new group of militants, because although they came from the Pakistani side of the border none of them seem to be able to speak local dialects.
Logar Province: In Pul-e-Alam City, three people killed, two wounded, when they drove over a landmine.
Maidan Wardak Province: One ANA personnel killed by explosion. In Syed Abad District, Mujahideen say they ambushed a NATO supply convoy. The attack lasted several hours. Mujahideen say they destroyed 22 vehicles and killed or wounded 20+ people.
Nangarhar Province: In Jalalabad City, a suicide bomber was arrested. Cops claim he confessed to being directed by Pakistani ISI agents. Provincial officials say they called in a U.S./NATO drone strike that killed seven people. Government officials claim all seven were Mujahideen planting landmines.
Nimroz Province: Afghan Border Patrol claim they caught Iranian Border Patrols taking pictures on the Afghan side. Gunshots were exchanged but nobody was hurt. Afghan government officials claim they have “resolved” the issue with Iranian officials. There was no public explanation for why Iranian border troops were taking pictures.
Mujahideen announced that 12 May will begin their Operation Khaibar. They will target the foreign occupiers, and anybody perceived as supporting the occupation: “The plans for upcoming spring operations entitled Khaibar have been drawn up by the specialists and courageous military commanders of the Islamic Emirate while also paying heed to the environmental and seasonal conditions of each region of the country and so will be launched in each area according to the laid out plans.”
Remember when Barack Obama, and even that pansy Ban ki-Moon, declared the recent Afghan elections a success? Well, not only are they a failure with dozens of ballot boxes destroyed, and not one candidate gaining a majority vote, thus forcing a second election, but that second election might be permanently delayed! The Independent Election Commission says the materials needed to hold a runoff election, between the top candidates in the first election, were destroyed by recent suicide bombings!
Also, Independent Electoral Complaints Commission of Afghanistan revealed they are currently investigating 900 of 2-thousand reports of election fraud. The 900 complaints being investigated have been given priority after being declared Category A, the most severe.
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is shutting down satellite operations throughout Afghanistan, and concentrating efforts in Kabul City. U.S. Department of Defense officials said they were caught off guard by CIA’s sudden decision to pullback.
About 20 militiamen of the Army National Guard’s Bilateral Embedded Staff Team A12 (Illinois) returning home from Afghanistan.
About 100 soldiers of the U.S. Army Reserve’s 351st Military Police (Florida) departed for Afghanistan.
Baghlan Province: A NATO convoy was hit by remote detonated bomb. Reports of casualties, but no details.
Ghazni Province: In Ghazni City, cops claim seven people accidentally blew themselves up while making a bomb in a Mosque. However, there have been several reports in the past which indicate such “accidental” explosions were really reverse suicide bombing attacks launched by government forces.
Kabul Province: In Kabul City, a female Member of Parliament got into an argument with a national cop. Perhaps remembering the humiliation suffered by a fellow cop who was bitch slapped last year by a female politician, this time the cop took action first, shooting the female MP several times. She’s in the hospital, the cop has been arrested. A magnetic mine was placed on a Agriculture Ministry vehicle. It exploded, wounding seven people.
Kandahar Province: Kandahar airbase, outgoing President Hamid Karzai demanded the United States shutdown their secretive prison on the airbase.
Laghman Province: Afghan government officials are bragging that they’ve bribed 300 people, from 20 villages, to take up arms against the Mujahideen.
Maidan Wardak Province: In Syedabad District, Mujahideen killed four Afghan Public Order Police personnel. According to local news reports this is the second time in the past week that this has happened.
Nangarhar Province: Afghan government officials are bragging that they’ve bribed hundreds of people to take up arms against the Mujahideen.
Parwan Province: There are reports that four people were killed, one wounded, by U.S. drone strike. After reviewing U.S. documents on thousands of people kidnapped and held in the evil Bagram Prison, the Afghan government release 4159 prisoners on the grounds the U.S. documents lacked any evidence that the imprisoned were terrorists! On top of that, Afghan investigators say U.S. officials were holding 336 people and yet had no documentation that those hundreds of prisoners were even there!
Zabul Province: In Shahr-e-Safa District, a mini-van drove over a landmine, two children killed, six people wounded.
In United Arab Emirates, the Afghan High Peace Council confirmed that for some reason the Obama regime puppet government of UAE detained a former Mujahideen who went to talk peace. Obama regime is immediately suspect, but many Mujahideen groups have stated they believe any former Mujahid who talks peace with the U.S., or Afghan government, is a traitor. In the recent past some of those former Mujahideen were assassinated by Mujahideen. The UAE finally released this latest ex-Mujahideen peace envoy. UAE officials say they detained him because of some problems with his passport.
The Indian Express is reporting that the Indian government (taxpayers) will pay for new Russian weapons for the Afghan military. India’s outgoing Army Chief General, Bikram Singh, met with Afghan officials to discuss what will happen if the United States ever leaves.
Iran hanged six drug smugglers from U.S. occupied Afghanistan. Iran says ever since the U.S. occupied Afghanistan there has been skyrocketing drug smuggling into Iran. Mainly heroin, but also U.S. made Meth! Iranian officials said four of the executed smugglers were Afghans, but Iranian cops did not find any national ID for the other two.
The Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan claims all the votes have been turned in for counting. This can not be, because the local news media reported that many ballot boxes were destroyed en route to the vote counting center!
The Army National Guard’s 216th Military Police (Arkansas) deploying to Afghanistan.
27 March 2014 (13:16 UTC-07 Tango)/25 Jumada l-Ula 1435/07 Farvardin 1393/27 Ding-Mao 4712
Audio recording of Turkish officials have been posted to YouTube. They are in Turkish, but a Turkish news program translated some into English. Basically the top Turkish officials were recorded discussing how to stage a false flag attack on their own country, then blame it on Syria, to justify all out war between NATO member Turkey and Syria.
This would have justified U.S. led NATO going to war with Syria. The Turkish government responded to the YouTube audio recordings by blocking access to YouTube from Turkish websites.
“….this attack must be seen as an opportunity for us.”-Ahmet Davutoğlu, Foreign Minister of Turkey
“I’ll send four men from Syria……I’ll order a missile attack on Turkey…..attack on Suleiman Tomb….”-Hakan Fidan, Turkish National Intelligence Organization Undersecretary, talking about paying Syrians to launch an attack on the Turkish tomb of Suleiman
“….what we’re going to do is a direct cause of war.”-General Yaşar Güler, Turkish Deputy Chief of General Staff
26 March 2014 (23:41 UTC-07 Tango 25 March 2014)/24 Jumada l-Ula 1435/06 Farvardin 1393/26 Ding-Mao 4712
Russia: 1st & 2nd Chechen Wars, 1994-1999.
Georgia, 2008.
Ukraine/Crimea Crisis, present.
United States: Saudi Arabia; Operation Desert Shield, 1990.
Iraq & Kuwait; Operation Desert Storm, 1991.
Iraq; Operation Provide Comfort, Operation Desert Strike, Operation Desert Fox, No Fly Zones, 1991-2003.
Sierra Leone; Operation Silver Anvil, 1992.
Bosnia & Herzegovina; Operation Provide Promise, Operation Deny Flight, Operation Joint Guard, 1992-96.
Somalia; Operation Restore Hope, 1993.
Macedonia; UN Protection Force, 1993.
Liberia; Operation Assured Response, 1996.
Central African Republic; Operation Quick Response, 1996.
Albania; Operation Silver Wake, 1997.
Afghanistan; Operation Infinite Reach, 1998.
Sudan; Operation infinite Reach, 1998.
East Timor; UN International Force, 1999-2001.
Serbia; Operation Allied Force, 1999.
Afghanistan; Operation Enduring Freedom (War on Terror), 2001-2014(?).
Philippines; War on Terror, 2002
Liberia; Second Liberian Civil War, 2003.
Georgia; War on Terror, 2003.
Djibouti; War on Terror, 2003.
Iraq; Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation New Dawn, 2003-2011.
Haiti; coup, UN Multinational Interim Force, 2004.
Pakistan; War on Terror-Drone War, 2004-present.
Somalia; War on Terror, 2007-present.
Georgia; South Ossetia War, 2008.
Libya; Operation Odyssey Dawn, 2011.
Uganda; War on Terror, 2011-present.
Syria; support troops deployed in Jordan and Turkey for Syrian Civil War, 2012-present.
Mali; Operation Serval, 2013.
Ukraine/Crimea Crisis, present.
“We’re all living in Amerika, Amerika, ist wunderbar!……Coca Cola, sometimes War!”–Rammstein