The details surrounding this weekend’s green-on-blue attack, in which the 2,000th US soldier was slain in Afghanistan, continue to be murky, but officials are now expressing concern at indications that it was not just another “lone insider” attack, but a whole “insider unit.”
The official investigation isn’t complete, but the troops say they came under fire from “multiple persons” and possible attacking from “multiple directions,” which would be a first for the insider attacks which usually begin and end with one attacker emptying his weapon and either being killed or running off.
The story actually seems to jibe with the Afghan government’s fist version of the attacks, in which they claimed the US troops fired on Afghan troops, and that the Afghan troops returned fire. The Afghans chalked the whole thing up to a “misunderstanding.”
At any rate the initial report that an attacker killed the US soldier, a translator and three Afghan soldiers may not be the case, and it seems that the Afghans may have killed the US soldier, and themselves been killed by other US soldiers. Accidental gunbattles are nothing new in the Afghan War, but if this was actually an “on purpose” insider attack by a whole unit, it could be yet another gamechanger in the endless war.
Some people respect liberty and Independence more than others, resistance is the only way of defending it.
Americans used to be like that long time ago.
No matter what we name it….the killing goes on with all sides involved.
He said…she said…
There seems to be a concerted effort afoot to obfuscate the truth. Even when there are press embedded, one can't be sure we're getting the truth – not that an embed would EVER report what he was directed to report…that wouldn't be "journalistic"…
But I get the feeling we're being worked…amazing that at every turn, there seems to be conflicting reports about what really happened – even from within the same organization. Take the embassy attack in Benghazi…too many stories from people who should have known what actually happened – and didn't (supposedly). It's no wonder the American people turn this stuff off – it takes too much effort to try and sort the truth out – and since there are no independent sources for information in many places where bad stuff is happening, the American people lose interest – quickly.
During history, there has been a period of Enlightenment and a period of Reformation..this period should go down in the history books as the period of Lies and Hidden Truths…Disinformation. With all the information available online, the Archons had to devise a way to hide what they were doing. All those years of psychological manipulation – disinformation – are now being used by our own government against ourselves. Can anyone any longer doubt that the American Experiment has failed?
From the time the Native Indians were being slaughtered, the American experiment has been failing.
You can't build an Empire upon the bones of a whole race of people!
ten years and this is only just getting started.