“Be very careful when someone says they’ve extended the life expectancy by 20 years in Afghanistan. That’s baloney! They don’t collect data. They don’t collect birth and death rates…..The American taxpayer deserves an answer.”-John Sopko, U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR)

Balkh Province: Germany announced it will force its taxpayers to pay for building a engineering university, at a cost of $3.85-million USD.

Bamiyan Province: The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has selected a company out of Argentina to design the new Bamiyan Cultural Center, funding for the project will come from the taxpayers of the U.S. ally of the Republic of Korea (aka South Korea).  But wait, there’s more!  Taxpayers from around the World are paying for the larger Bamiyan World Heritage site.

Farah Province:  Mujahideen report they’ve “liberated” Bakwa District.

Helmand Province: In Sangin District, the Interior Ministry claims Operation Zulfiqar has resulted in 29 Mujahideen killed.  The Defense Ministry also claims Operation Zulfiqar resulted in more than 55 Muajhideen killed and more than 57 wounded in other districts across the province.  Reports out of the town of Malmand that government personnel conducting Operation Zulfiqar burned  2-hundred shops and 22 vehicles!  The government troops were dropped in via helicopter during the night.  Mujahideen rushed to the scene, and battles raged until morning.  Townsfolk say they contacted the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) and AP (Associated Press) and begged them to come document the government assault, but the BBC and AP employees refused.

Kabul Province:  An explosion in the Kabul City’s 9th police state district killed one person and wounded two.  Police say it was caused by a magnetic bomb on a car.  The new U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter paid a visit in Kabul, and stated that at least 10-thousand U.S. and NATO military personnel will remain in Afghanistan.

Kandahar Province: In Maiwand District, battles resulted in six cops being killed.  It’s unknown if any Mujahideen suffered casualties.  In Spin Boldak District, an explosion followed by a 30 minute firefight left at least six people dead and eight wounded.  Police say Mujahideen waited until police showed up, after the shopping center (bazaar) explosion, before shooting.  Mujahideen claim at least 30 people were killed.   In the same district, the Da Afghanistan Bank was robbed by its own manager!  Police say the manager had help from two other employees, the three escaped to Pakistan with just under $1-million.

Kunduz Province:  In Qala-e-Zal District, reports that a battle lasted several hours, but nobody knows of any casualties.  In Khanabad District, a government personnel was sniped by a Mujahid.

Logar Province: The governor reported that four cops turned Kamikaze bombers attacked their own provincial police HQ, killing ten cops and wounding at least eight.  14 policemen have been arrested in connection to the attack, which reveals that even the police don’t trust the U.S. supported government!

Nangarhar Province: In Bati Kot District, the shoe’s on the other foot as Mujahideen are now conducting their own search and destroy operations.  They report they’ve captured one Afghan National Army personnel in their most recent op.  In Khogiyani District, witnesses say a drone hit a taxi with a missile, killing the four people inside.

Zabul Province: In Shinki District, witnesses say cops at two checkpoints randomly fired into nearby Amazi village, wounding one woman.  In Sheikho village, residents say government forces stole six of their motorcycles.

11 – 15 February 2015: Obama backs off troop withdrawal!

United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) reports a 22% increase in civilian casualties by the end of 2014.

The Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion 294th Infantry Regiment (Guam U.S. territory) reports that more than six months after their tour in Afghanistan ended there are still 40 of their fellow militiamen undergoing medical care at a U.S. military hospital in Hawaii.  Officers said federal law prevents them from publicizing what kind of wounds they’re suffering from.

Militia-airmen from the Air National Guard’s 142nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron (Delaware U.S.A.) returned from Afghanistan.

Militia-airmen from the Air National Guard’s 166th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron (Delaware U.S.A.) deployed on a “unique mission” to Kabul airbase in Afghanistan.

The Air National Guard’s 123rd Airlift Wing (Kentucky U.S.A.) deployed to an undisclosed location in the Persian Gulf, for support of ops in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

The Army National Guard’s 950th Engineers (Wisconsin U.S.A.) has been re-assigned to provide security for two air bases in Afghanistan. The unit was deployed to Afghanistan at the end of last year.

The Army National Guard’s  41st Infantry Brigade (Oregon U.S.A.) has “placed a colonel on leave and shut down an Army contracting program in Clackamas following an FBI inquiry.”

Farah Province: The provincial police chief is accusing Iranian border police of attacking Afghan workers who crossed into Iran.  The police boss says Iranian police took away most of the Afghans, but his personnel were able to recover the body of one person who was killed. The police administrator gave no other details, but many Afghans admit they cross into Iran illegally.  Iranian administrators admit they’ve adopted a ruthless policy towards illegal crossings of their border, because of increased drug trafficking and terrorists coming from U.S. occupied Afghanistan.

Helmand Province:  The Afghan Ministry of the Interior announced they’ve begun a massive military offensive across the province.

Kabul Province:  The Ministry of the Interior claims hundreds of Mujahideen killed by government forces across the country, over the past five days.  It’s been revealed that the new Obama puppet president Ashraf Ghani has suspended heavy weapons orders from India, placed by his predecessor Hamid Karzai.  So far there’s been no explanation why.

Kandahar Province: In Maiwand District, an explosion killed six cops and wounded three. Reports say the police were conducting a home invasion when the entire home exploded.  Police suspect the home was being used to make bombs.

Kunar Province: In Dangam District, a boys and girls school was burned down.  Police have no suspects.

Kunduz Province:  Reports say battles across the province have resulted in at least 21 people killed, during a 24 hours period.

Nangarhar Province: In Khogyani District, police say an Afghan National Army soldier was found hanged.  They say Mujahideen publicly executed him for killing and then desecrating the body of a Mujahid.  Reports say the ANA soldier confessed to desecrating the body.   In Jalalabad City, a female politician and former journalist died from wounds caused by an explosion.  In Naziyan District, witnesses say a drone killed two people.

06 – 10 February 2015: Motorcycles weapons of mass destruction! 

The terror group known as USAID has told Stars and Stripes that they plan on spending another $200-million U.S. tax dollars on vague ‘women’s’ programs in Afghanistan.  A recent investigation found that dumb-ass U.S. taxpayer funded programs for women benefit only the top 1% of females in Afghanistan!  So far USAID has spent $17-billion U.S. tax dollars in Afghanistan!

The U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) discovered the U.S. Department of Defense built two incinerators that were never used.  They cost taxpayers $20-million USD.

“This bill says loudly and clearly that we understand suicide among veterans is a national tragedy and it begins the process of addressing the problem. The suicide rate, especially among young veterans, is tragically high and we have to do everything we can get these veterans timely access to the quality of care they have earned and deserve.”-Bernie Sanders, U.S. senator from Vermont,  commenting on the signing of the too little too late Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act

The Washington Post is reporting that U.S. Army General John Campbell is re-thinking the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying he might keep more than 55-hundred combat personnel in-country after 2015.

The U.S. Army announced that the D Company, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade, 10th Mountain Division will deploy to Afghanistan and operate MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones.

The Army National Guard, Oregon U.S.A., has been forced to wrest $1.4-million from the U.S. National Guard Bureau to help pay for transition care for Oregon’s veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan occupations (Joint Transition Assistance Program).  Oregon currently has about 9-hundred personnel in Afghanistan.

Militia- personnel from the Army National Guard’s 232nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (Illinois U.S.A.) deploying to Afghanistan.

About 180 militia-personnel from the Army National Guard’s 1023rd Engineer Company (Louisianna U.S.A.) deploying to Kuwait in support of operations in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

Helmand Province: In Washir District, a van loaded with people going to a wedding ran over a landmine.  Two people killed, three wounded.  In Lashkar Gah, a U.S. drone killed six people. U.S. administrators claim one of those killed was released from Guantanamo Bay.  It should be noted that they claim he had joined Islamic State.  In Arabic they call themselves DAISH (al-Dawla al-Islamiya al-Iraq al-SHam[Syria]) which shows they are not an Afghan group, most Afghans don’t speak Arabic, and Islamic State did not exist at the time he was kidnapped to Guantanamo Bay.  Most of the people killed in the drone strike were from Pakistan.  In Sangin District, villagers in Zeydanano area say government mercenaries (security contractors) shot and killed a fellow villager, apparently for the hell of it, as he was out walking.

Herat Province: In Shindand District, a man was killed and then set on fire.  Police swear they don’t know who did it, but claim the victim was an insurgent from Pakistan.  Following the announcement of the burning of the body Mujahideen attacked government buildings en masse.  News reports said Afghan National Army units are being rushed to the scene.  There are reports that government personnel conducted a two days operation in which they seized more than 100 motorcycles from the local population, after declaring the use of motorcycles illegal!

Kabul Province: At Hamid Karzai International Airport (formerly Kabul Airport-Air Base) police arrested eight people trying to smuggle heroine to India and Canada. In police district 8, angry residents attacked the bodyguards of a local politician.  The taxpayers of police district 8 accuse the politician of illegally selling off public land to property speculators.   Three people, including a cop, were injured in the fight.  Recent reports say over the duration of the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan at least a quarter million hectares (617,763 thousand acres) of land have been stolen from the original property owners!

Kandahar Province: In Kandahar City, two Kamikaze bombers attacked two police check points.  In one attack the would be bomber got into a firefight with cops killing one cop before he was shot and killed.  In the other attack a similar firefight took place, however the bomber managed to blow himself up, wounding three cops.  In Maruf District, villagers in the Jar area report that government soldiers shot into homes, killing one child.  It’s suspected the government personnel did it as vengeance for seven villagers openly declaring their support for Mujahideen.

Kunar Province: In Naray District, police report a girl’s religious Madrasa and a clinic were blown up in separate incidents.  The Qurans in the Madrasa were burned.  Police apparently have no suspects.  At the same time police admitted that Mujahideen have seized control of the only highway in the district.

Kunduz Province: The provincial police HQ was attacked.  At least five attackers killed, one cop killed and three wounded.

Maidan Wardak Province: Villagers in Nirkh District report that government forces raided their homes, kidnapping three men.

Nangarhar Province: In Ghanikhil District, two cops were killed in a firefight.  Provincial administrators also say that in another part of the province a battle left six people dead and ten wounded.  Administrators did not call the dead and wounded Mujahideen, instead they referred to them as “insurgents”.  In Momand Dara District, local administrators say unknown persons burned a school.  In Rodat District, unknown persons shot and killed two people inside a Mosque, another person was wounded.  In Jalalabad City, a magnetic bomb attached to a vehicle exploded, killing one civilian and wounding four government administrators.   For seven hours the Kabul-Jalalabad highway was blocked by hundreds of people protesting the taking of their land by force.  Provincial administrators promised to resolve the issue.

01-05 February 2015: u-s-army-admits-junior-officer-cover-up

Pakistan evicted 22-thousand Afghan refugees in January.

33 militia-personnel of the Army National Guard’s A Battery, 2nd Battalion, 300th Field Artillery (Wyoming U.S.A.) will be deploying to Afghanistan for Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

275 militia-personnel of the Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 186th Infantry Regiment  (Oregon U.S.A.) will be deploying to Afghanistan for Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.

Ghazni Province: In Andar District, villagers report that government mercenaries (security contractors) attacked a religious Madrasa and burned the Qurans.

Helmand Province:  Police claim they’ve arrested two assassins who told them that people are being paid 50-thousand Pakistani Rupees for each Afghan politician they kill.  Apparently it doesn’t matter if the politician is pro-U.S. occupation or not.  In Washir District, men from the district traveled to Nimrod Province where they kidnapped a man.  The relatives of the kidnap victim said ‘bullshit on that!’ and went on the warpath, following the kidnappers back to Helmand Province.  A firefight ensued, resulting in three of the kidnappers being killed.  The rescuers then hung the bodies from a roadside billboard.  One of the rescuers was killed.

Herat Province: In Chisht Sharif District, four cops killed and three wounded after Mujahideen attacked their checkpoint.  One cop is Missing In Action.  Mujahideen say they captured two cops as well as weapons and ammo.  In Anjil District, a former commander and his wife were assassinated, their daughter was wounded.  In Herat City, a 10th police district checkpoint was attacked, one cop killed two wounded.  At a customs checkpoint two cops were shot and killed by men on motorcycles.  In Gazra District, villagers in the Ziyar Tajar area report that government lackeys assassinated one of their elders.

Kabul Province: Some members of the Afghan parliament are calling for the registration of all Mosques, and a qualification system for new Mosques, proving this U.S. led occupation is a religious war on Islam.  President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani ordered a fraud investigation involving a $215-million USD fuel supply contract for the Ministry of Defense.  It’s the result of investigations by U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR).  At FOB (Forward Operating Base) Oqab, Puerto Rico’s National Guard conducting initial C-130 Hercules maintenance courses for Afghans, who will later go to the United States for further training: “We are trying to provide them aircraft familiarization, much like we do back home. In the Guard, an Airman can go to basic training, and then wait up to a full year to attend training. During that time, we try to provide basic aircraft instruction so they can work and stay motivated.”-Senior Master Sergeant Orlando Guevarez, Puerto Rico Air National Guard

Kandahar Province: In Maiwand District, two policemen shot and killed four other cops. In Kandahar City Mujahideen say they’ve assassinated an agent of the National Directorate of Security, as well as a spy (local contractor) working for the United States.

Nangarhar Province: In Surkh Rowd District, Mujahideen report they’ve captured at least four men who were being paid to terrorize villagers by looting their homes and kidnapping some villagers for ransom.  Mujahideen say initially these ‘terrorists’ were targeting middle and upper class Afghans, but are now targeting everybody.  In Naziyan District, Mujahideen claim they shot down a U.S.-NATO Boeing Chinook helicopter.  They say the Chinook was providing Afghan government forces with air support during an offensive.  Witnesses say the helicopter burst into flames before impacting the ground.

Nimroz Province: In Chakhansur District, Mujahideen ambushed a National Directorate of Security vehicle, killing three NDS agents and wounding three.

Paktika Province: In Yahiya Khail District, government mercenaries (security contractors) demolished 15 homes and one Mosque.  Residents of 100 homes were told they had three days to join with the pro-U.S. government or leave!

Parwan Province: In Charikar City, police say two groups of men started shooting at each other.  Two killed, four wounded.  Police don’t think they’re Mujahideen.

Samangan Province:  It’s been revealed that German taxpayers will spend about $13-million running new electricity power lines to the towns of Aybak and Pir Naghchir.  German taxpayers are funding electricity systems in the provinces of Balkh, Samangan and Baghlan.

26-31 January 2015: Obama deploys 1100 personnel to secret location! 

Pakistan has arrested 70 more Afghans for “illegally” living in Pakistan. Pakistan is also rounding up thousands of Afghan refugees and moving them to the border with Afghanistan.

The British empire is reporting that one of their own Red Coat Royal Marines has topped the kill rate of the late great American Sniper.  They claim the Red Coat now has a higher ‘confirmed’ score, and even sniped 90 people in a single day during a battle in Afghanistan!

The U.S. Army has admitted that they “relaxed” their own rules regarding junior officer conduct records during the invasions and occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan (which confirms many reports of incompetence among officers).    Until now junior officer evaluation reports (for the purpose of promotion) were being covered up, but Secretary of the Army John McHugh has ordered an end to the practice known as “masking”: “….Army officers must clearly demonstrate intellectual, moral and physical characteristics that indicate the potential for enduring service in the profession of arms. Elimination of the masking process supports transparency….”

Medics of the Army National Guard’s Company C, 1st Battalion, 171st Aviation Regiment (New Mexico U.S.A.) now undergoing deployment training at Fort Hood, Texas, for a 12 month deployment to Kuwait as part of operations in that region, including Resolute Support.

30 militia-personnel of the Army National Guard’s 38th Military Police Company (Indiana U.S.A.) will be deploying to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says 22 veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan occupations kill themselves, everyday, in the United States.

The corrupt terror group known as United States Agency for International Development (USAID) pledged to spend $33.8-million on the UN World Food Program’s Proteracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO) in Afghanistan.  It must be noted that the UNWFP issues the same GMO grain that is connected to the ebola outbreak in western Africa.