US Soldier Captured By Taliban
A US soldier missing since June 30 is a prisoner of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The US spokeswoman would not provide further details.
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A US soldier missing since June 30 is a prisoner of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The US spokeswoman would not provide further details.
Appears that U.S. Military in Afghanistan burned Christian Bibles rather than have them fall into Afghan hands. Shameful. Another sign of how far we’ve fallen as a society.
Top US General in Afghanistan, Gen. David McKeirnan, is so sorrrrry for all the mistakes America has made and is now studying Islam.
Three female workers for International Rescue Committee have been killed in an attack on their vehicles. The International Rescue Committee says it has suspended its humanitarian aid programs in Afghanistan indefinitely.
FOX News cameraman Chris Jackson helped save an injured Marine Sunday night in Afghanistan. FOX News reports that an IED exploded near their convoy, injuring Marines and Jackson himself. Jackson returned to the burning vehicle and pulled an injured Marine out. Wonderful story. Wishing Jackson and the injured Marines all the best…
In Afghanistan, the Taleban says it is responsible for the emergency landing of US Helicopter in Nuristan province. No Injuries are reported. Read The Full Story At The BBC.
The Allen West campaign has released a letter written by an Afghan translator. The translator worked for West during his time in Afghanistan. Message: I am Abdullah 22 from Kandahar Afghanistan; I was Mr. Allen West translator for two years here in Kandahar Afghanistan. I remember a time, not long ago that I was standing [...]
According to a poll conducted by Environics Research on behalf of The Globe and Mail, the CBC and La Presse, over 60 percent of Afghans believe they are better off than they were five years ago and they want NATO troops to stay. Commenting on the poll, AllahPundit at Hotair.com said, “Shocking, and not just [...]
Mullah Mateen—a key player in the kidnapping of 23 South Koreans—has been killed in an operation by Afghan forces. Is the hunt on? Source: AFP Google
Canada has softly rebuked Seoul over its negotiations with Taliban terrorists: CNEWS—”We do not negotiate with terrorists, for any reason,” said a statement issued by Bernier’s office. “Such negotiations, even if unsuccessful, only lead to further acts of terrorism.” …