The five top Taliban terrorists Obama released ostensibly in exchange for a supposed American soldier who was actually not a soldier but a deserter and probable defector are only the tip of the iceberg:
The Obama administration has quietly repatriated a dozen detainees from a small U.S. military prison in Afghanistan, moving a modest step closer toward winding down the United States’controversial post-9/11 detainee system.
Whether they were traded for another Johnny Taliban type or just let free to go back to their mayhem free of charge is unclear due to Obamunist transparency. Details of the transfers have not been publicly disclosed.
The non-Afghanprisoners at Parwan are the only detainees remaining in U.S. custody in Afghanistan after U.S. officials shifted hundreds of Afghan prisoners to Afghan government custody last year.
Releasing them to Afghan custody equals letting them go, if not immediately then soon.
In February, U.S. officials were outraged when the government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai released 65 of those prisoners, who Washington insisted were dangerous militants requiring at least further investigation.
Similarly, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was released by our government into Iraqi custody. Currently he is marching on Baghdad and has been executing anyone likely to have cooperated with Americans.
No worries:
Pakistani officials have said that returned detainees would be kept under surveillance to make sure they had no militant links.
However, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence has probably been on the side of the Taliban since the beginning.
Soon we may long for the days when they only used planes.
On tips from Nat and Conan.
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