Der Spiegel publishes U.S. soldier "kill team" warning-graphic

[Cynical Ninja]

Whose foreign policy is it that's being carried out in Afghanistan? It isn't that of the supporters of the US Constitution. It's the policy of progressive internationalist interventionists and their US loyalists.

September 12, 2001: British Intelligence Chiefs Fly to US; Delegation Visits CIA and Advises to Concentrate on Afghanistan, Not Iraq

Despite the restrictions on air travel following the previous day’s attacks, one private plane is allowed to fly from Britain to the United States. On it are Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of the British secret intelligence service (MI6), and Eliza Manningham-Buller, the deputy chief of Britain’s domestic intelligence service, MI5. In his 2007 book At the Center of the Storm, CIA Director George Tenet will admit, “I still don’t know how they got flight clearance into the country.” Manningham-Buller and Dearlove dine for an hour-and-a-half with a group of American intelligence officials at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. [Tenet, 2007, pp. 173-174; BBC, 12/4/2007] In addition to Tenet, the US officials at the dinner include James Pavitt and his deputy from the CIA’s Directorate for Operations; A. B. “Buzzy” Krongard, the CIA’s executive director; Cofer Black, the director of the CIA’s Counterterrorist Center; Tyler Drumheller, the chief of the CIA’s European Division; the chief of the CIA’s Near East Division; and Thomas Pickard, the acting director of the FBI. Also part of the British delegation is David Manning, Prime Minister Tony Blair’s foreign policy adviser, who was already in the US before 9/11. [Salon, 7/2/2007] The British offer condolences and their full support. The Americans say they are already certain that al-Qaeda was behind the ⁹⁄₁₁ attacks, having recognized names on passenger lists of the hijacked flights. They also say they believe the attacks are not yet over. [Tenet, 2007, pp. 174; BBC, 12/4/2007] According to Drumheller, Manning says, “I hope we can all agree that we should concentrate on Afghanistan and not be tempted to launch any attacks on Iraq.” Tenet replies: “Absolutely, we all agree on that. Some might want to link the issues, but none of us wants to go that route.” [Newsweek, 10/30/2006; Salon, 7/2/2007; Guardian, 8/4/2007]

http://www.historycommons.org/context.js...itishvisit

Since WWI and the influence of progressivism in the US, this country has been barely more than the business end of Euro interests. We *had* the money, we have the bodies, and we *had* the industry and the traitors within our government, who are loyal to Euro powers, have dragged us into ruin.

Who benefited from 9/11??? The British did! How long have they been after after Afghanistan? Try ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TWO YEARS. And, those are just the official wars. They've been at Asia a lot longer than that.

First Anglo-Afghan War 1839-1842
http://www.onwar.com/aced/nation/all/afg...uk1839.htm

Second Anglo-Afghan War 1878-1880
http://www.onwar.com/aced/data/alpha/afguk1878.htm

Third Anglo-Afghan War 1919
http://www.onwar.com/aced/data/alpha/afguk1919.htm

Interesting stuff and most of it probably true as well, you won't find me defending my countries fucked up foreign policies.

MI6 is a nest of cold blooded vipers just like the CIA.

Just check out the Jean Charles de Menezes case to see what kind of people British intelligence are, they executed an innocent man in public and got away with it.