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Pakistan officials likely compromised and complicit

Terrorists living in Pakistan have an ally, the government. After all of the circumstantial and some explicit evidence, it is clear that Pakistan is compromised and complicit in supporting al Qaeda, Taliban, and...

Taliban ambushed road workers killed 35 in Afghanistan

The authorities in eastern Afghanistan said 35 road workers have been killed in an attack by insurgents. The attack happened in the early hours of the morning, insurgents opened fire on the road workers compound where the men were building a road funded by the international...

The due process of detention

There are those who believe that enemy combatants should receive their judicial day in the field by military trail. I do. Having made the mistake of capturing and hauling these people around, now, we have to...

Canada Negotiating with Pakistan for New Logistical Base - Source

A Pakistani Foreign Ministry source says that Canada has been negotiating with Pakistan in search for a Base for next year's scheduled withdrawal. According to the source, Canada made the request to the Pakistani...

Captain Semrau Sentence - Dismissal from Military and Demotion

Captain Robert Semrau, the Canadian Officer that was convicted of Disgraceful Conduct, has been dismissed from the Canadian Forces and demoted to Second Lieutenant. The judge, Lieutenant-Colonel Jean-Guy Perron,...

Bordering Afghanistan-Pakistan must reach own accord

Surely the USA is the elephant in the room, but in the end, Afghanistan and Pakistan governments need to address their security together. Tribal leaders in both countries prefer a high degree of autonomous local...

DoD Op Enduring Freedom Casualty update as of 10am 5th Feb 2010

There have been a number of casualties again this week in Afghanistan.  A total of 6 U.S. soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice this past week.  Four were killed in action while two other died of other...

Somalian Civil war Continued, 30 people died

New Delhi: Civil war in Somalia are continuied. In the current fightinting a pro-government militia fought off Islamist insurgents who tried to capture a central Somali town, with around 30 people killed in...

Insurgents intercepted drone spy videos, under the micoscope

It seemed to me at first stupid that the US Military had realized that people could access most satellites a decade ago. Even worst because the technology has now become much more sophisticated. Many people in...

Blackwater Guards Tied to Secret Raids by the C.I.A.

Spies, spies and super spies, Oh well whats an ex-seal or a delta force guy got to do after leaving the military. Could the problem be the CIA normally recruit from the Ivy league universities and needed to use...

To Prepare for War, G.I.’s Get a Dress Rehearsal

Training really has progressed since I left the forces (Brit Vet), however that's just part of what I see here. At a guess these are part of the forces being pledged to Afghanistan. I always wonder that the...

Obama will send tens of thousands more troops to Afghanistan?

Since the end of August there has been much speculation on President Obama's decision on the new Afghanistan Strategy.  The President has been accused of dithering. General McChrystal has publicly stated...

US turns its eye to Baluchistan

"Quetta Front & the Baluchi Factor As fighting in Afghanistan, particularly the south, intensifies U.S. policy-makers are beginning to shift their gaze to Afghanistan’s southern border with Pakistan and...

Security in Afghanistan Worsening - Canadian Report

Canada has had troops deployed to Afghanistan since January 2002, when members of the Third Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry deployed as part of 10 Mountain Division.  Canada has been...

90 feared dead in NATO air-strike in Kunduz northern Afghanistan

Several News services are reporting a tragic event in Kunduz which is in Northern Afghanistan.  A NATO air strike was targeting Taliban insurgents who stole two fuel tankers.  Early estimates...

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