UK Government Tries to Stop Soldier Revealing Jaw-Dropping Truth About Afghan War
British government tries to block the publication of book that it had itself commissioned
British government tries to block the publication of book that it had itself commissioned
This is what the invasion of Afghanistan has actually achieved. One might even say that was the objective. To restore the country’s narcotics trade after the Taliban had all but shut it down in 2001
Forget bin Laden, this was the real reason for the invasion of Afghanistan
The U.S. occupation has led to an all-time high in heroin production. Includes videos
The Taliban attack on the main U.S. Marine base in southern Afghanistan was larger and more sophisticated than first reported
Six NATO troops killed in the two latest incidents when Afghan security members turned their weapons on International Security Assistance Forces
Two US marines killed and several more wounded during attack on Camp Bastion in which Prince Harry was primary target
Because Britain along with other Western powers didn’t invade Afghanistan to close down the drugs trade, the invasion was to restore the drugs trade after the Taliban had all but closed it down
An increasingly familiar story plays itself out in Afghanistan’s Helmand province
Lawyer for soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians says military authorities are obstructing his attempts to fully investigate the massacre
While the official version of events now splits the Kandahar massacre into two episodes, more eyewitness accounts emerge that indicate more than one U.S. soldier was involved
The situation goes from bad to worse: after two British soldiers are killed by an Afghan soldier in Helmand and another Coalition Forces member is shot by an Afghan policeman in eastern Afghanistan