Al Qaeda "safe-haven" built by Halliburton.

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This topic was posted the other day:

Neocons in Cheney's Office Fund al Qaeda-Tied Groups ... and No One Cares?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x434058#435886



There seems to be an historical link


Al Qaeda "safe-haven" built by Halliburton.
...Did the Bush administration need to "recruit detainees" among the civilian population and pass them off as "terrorists"?

Did they need to boost up the numbers "to fill the gap" resulting from the several thousand Al Qaeda fighters, who had been evacuated on the orders of Donald Rumsfeld and flown to safety? Were these "terrorists" needed in Kashmir in the context of a CIA covert op?

Whatever the motivation, we are dealing with a diabolical intelligence operation.


Some 660 people from 42 countries, are currently being held in the Camp Delta concentration camp in Guantanamo. While US officials claim that they are "enemy combatants" arrested in Afghanistan, a large number of the civilian detainees have never set foot in Afghanistan. They were kidnapped in several foreign countries including Pakistan, Bosnia and Gambia on the West Coast of Africa, and taken to the US military base in Bagram, Afghanistan, before being transported to Guantanamo.

Kellogg, Brown & Root (KBR), the British subsidiary of Vice President Dick Cheney's company Halliburton has a multimillion dollar contract to expand the facilities of the Guantanamo concentration camp including the construction of prisoner cells, guard barracks and interrogation rooms. The objective is to bring "detainee capacity to 1,000" (Vanity Fair, January 2004).........

........A major war in Central Asia and the Middle East, supposedly against international terrorism, has been launched by a government which is harboring international terrorism as part of its foreign policy agenda.

In this context, the hidden agenda behind "Operation Enduring Freedom" launched in October 2001, was precisely to ensure that Al Qaeda leaders (i.e. US sponsored intelligence assets) be able to escape. This operation was an integral part of the propaganda ploy. Al Qaeda fighters were flown to safety to keep the war on terrorism alive. ...MORE (Sy Hersh also cited in article)

http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO403D.html

In addition professor Michel Chossudovsky has cited the link of Al Qaeda to Halliburton in the Balkans and elsewhere:
http://demopedia.democraticunderground.com/index.php/Al_Qaeda

[CGowen]

1. (if you kill your enemy you don't need to fight---> not good for Halliburton)

http://www.msnbc.com/news/664935.asp?cp1=1
the airlift of evil, an early 2001 report




http://www.thedossier.ukonline.co.uk/Web%20Pages/WASHINGTON%20TIMES_Soldiers%20say%20US%20let%20Taliban%20general%20go.htm
U.S. troops say that the military mistakenly released one of the most-wanted Taliban leaders in Afghanistan in the summer based on faulty intelligence.


U.S. Special Forces soldiers said that in late July, a Green Beret A-Team, backed by about 20 local Afghan fighters, apprehended Mullah Akhter Mohammed Osmani as he left his compound at daybreak in a town west of Kandahar. Soldiers identified him as Osmani, handcuffed him and brought him by truck to Kandahar.
Osmani, among the top six most-wanted Taliban, was flown to a detention center at Bagram air base, north of Kabul, for interrogation, the Special Forces soldiers said. He was one of the Taliban's top generals, leading thousands of troops as coalition forces ousted the hard-line regime.
But, according to these soldiers, Task Force 180 — the overall command in Afghanistan — released Osmani a few weeks later.

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3. Thanks for that. This story blows my mind.

:crazy:

[Canuckistanian]

2. bring "detainee capacity to 1,000"

Why 1000? Where does that number come from? A meaningless quota?

Or is this a "build it and they will come" scenario?

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4. Related topic

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=3174214&mesg_id=3174214