Afghanistan World News

Exposing Zionofacism in Canada How did Canada’s Afghan occupation get extended? In Canada there are groups that will support war for vatious reasons. Some are veterans and newly-brainwashed soldiers and those who think like them, wanting to relive the imagined glory of the past. Then there are the warmongerers for money like arms dealers and stock profiteers. These fools and scum are in the minority, but they are superceded by a powerful faction that controls the media and politics in... Read Full Story

Des désaccords ont récemment été relevés dans les médias arabes entre al-Qaïda et les Talibans. Avec le retour du jeu tribal en Afghanistan, les talibans seraient en faveur d'un accord de paix avec le gouvernement pakistanais en ce qui concerne les zones tribales du Wazinistan tandis qu'al-Qaïda voudrait le renversement du président pakistanais Pervez Moucharraf pour faire du Pakistan sa base principale contre les croisés et Israël. Le Canada doit profiter de cette situation pour négocier... Read Full Story

This is our group blog, which is unique because any Zimbio member can post an entry to it. Some members blog about recent news and trends related to the portal topic, others recount relevant personal stories. You can also comment on and rate existing blog entries, to voice your opinion and to help the community identify which members and entries on the portal are must-reads. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this portal? Well, then put on your journalist’s... Read Full Story

Some of you may have seen Anderson Cooper’s special on the Poppy crop in Afghanistan. Poppies serve two purposes. For wicked witches, the plant can put young girls, scarecrows, tin men, and cowardly lions in a sleepy daze. But for terrorists, poppies can be turned into heroin and their crucial hand in the market gives them leverage over the farmers who grow the poppy crop. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE Read Full Story

According to the The Center for American Progress's National Security Team, not much further. They start out with this question: In addition to the costs in American lives and treasure, this war now places an enormous strain on our all-volunteer Army, stretching it to the breaking point. But how bad is it overall? You probably guessed that the team set about to answer that question. They did. Of the Army’s 44 combat brigades today, all but the First Brigade of the Second Infantry... Read Full Story

The White House announced a major shift in its strategy towards Afghanistan yesterday that will see more aid and military help for the country after four years in which it has suffered from Washington's overwhelming focus on Iraq.Facing failure in Iraq, where violence is worsening, the US is anxious to avoid a similar catastrophe in Afghanistan. Billions of dollars are to be pumped into Afghanistan to help build up the army and for reconstruction projects such as roads, water, schools... Read Full Story

Two teachers and three other members of their family were killed by Taliban gunmen this weekend. According to an AP article, “Teachers receive a warning, then a beating, and if they continue to teach must be killed.” Rule No. 24 forbids anyone to work as a teacher “under the current puppet regime, because this strengthens the system of the infidels.” One rule later, No. 25, says teachers who ignore Taliban warnings will be killed. Taliban militants early Saturday broke into a house in the... Read Full Story