Wikileaks Exposes U.S. Gov Corruption In Afghanistan

U.S. President Barack Obama and General David Patraeus

The website www.Wikileaks.org has leaked 96,000 classified documents labeled "secret" regarding the U.S. government's war in Afghanistan. The leak revealed many civilians have been killed in Afghanistan and the U.S. government covered it up, ordering press blackouts to ensure the public did not find out.

There are incidents where the U.S. government engaged in retaliatory fire that killed unarmed, unengaged civilians on buses and public streets. There is an incident where they opened fire on a deaf mute running away from them, killing him in cold blood. This massacre must stop. Not only is it morally wrong and abhorrent, it is fueling terrorism to heinous degrees.

Wikileaks has provided a service to the American people. They have illustrated beyond the shadow of a doubt that George W. Bush's war in Afghanistan, being continued by President Obama, is based in corruption, deceit, treachery and fraud. It is wasting billions in taxpayer money and worst of all, human lives.

Former President George W. Bush

It was recently revealed, Afghanistan is home to one of the world's largest deposits of natural minerals, worth $1 trillion dollars and the U.S. government has installed a team in the region to explore and excavate it.

This is the true source of the war in Afghanistan - controlling wealth. Much like the war in Iraq is about controlling Iraqi oil, as prior to the combat that began in 2003, former Vice President, Dick Cheney, publicly remarked, Iraq has the potential to be the world's biggest oil supplier. Scientist have since stated the same.

One thing the government did not count on is insurgents fighting back with such fury, at the destruction of their homelands and death of their people. Men, women, children, babies and grandparents have died gruesome deaths with national infrastructures destroyed, diminishing their quality of life, via having to go without electricity and other modern conveniences. Is there any wonder it increased terrorist attacks against the West, which are not justified either. The conflict must stop on both ends.

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Michael Steele Under Fire For Afghanistan Comments

U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama

The head of the U.S. Republican Party, Michael Steele, has come under fire from his own comrades, for stating the war in Afghanistan, is of U.S. President Barack "Obama's choosing." That is inaccurate. What he should have stated is continuing with former President George W. Bush's war in Afghanistan is Obama's choosing.

However, as the fact stands, Bush started this ill-fated war in 2001. He then proceeded to initiate a deceitful war in Iraq during 2003 that featured him lying to the world about its true purpose.

Republican Party head, Michael Steele

It was not about liberation or freedom, but the theft of Iraqi national assets, namely oil, as they are sitting on the largest deposit in the world. The blood thirsty, underachieving maniac cost U.S. and Iraqi families their children and as such belongs in the Hague.

No revisionist theories shall change what Bush has done in world history, but the future is yet to be written and something tells me justice will win out and bring him to accountability, within the confines of the law.

U.S. General Stanley McChrystal Slams Obama

An aide of U.S. General Stanley McChrystal slammed the Obama Administration in a Rolling Stone article by stating he, "Took charge of the war by keeping his eye on the real enemy: the wimps in the White House." Ouch!

U.S. President Barack Obama and General Stanley McChrystal

Needless to say, Congressional Democrats are incensed. A flurry of statements were issued today, denouncing McChrystal's statements against the President.

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McChrystal is quoted as saying he was "disappointed" after his first meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama, stating, "I found that time painful. I was selling an unsellable position." Is it just me or do these two have a problem with each other.

Muslim Protesters Attack British Soldiers

This week, anti-British, Muslim protesters in England, Muslims Against the Crusades (MAC), booed and spat at returning UK soldiers, who were stationed in Afghanistan.

The protest at the homecoming parade for the soldiers erupted into violence. Protesters should have had the decency to stay away from this particular event.

While the Judiciary Report does not agree with the wars in the Middle East, as George W. Bush lied to everyone about their true purpose, disrespecting soldiers by booing and spitting at them, is completely inappropriate and disgraceful.

U.S. Gov Finds $1 Trillion In Minerals In Afghanistan

Former U.S. President George W. Bush

According to Yahoo News, the U.S. Geological Society, has found $1 trillion dollars in precious metals in the Middle Eastern country of Afghanistan. However, it is in an area controlled by the terrorist faction, the Taliban.

Many are stating this is the reason for the U.S. government's war in Afghanistan, much like many have attributed the war in Iraq, that was based on lies in the name of Weapons of Mass Destruction, only for millions of barrels of Iraqi oil to have gone missing under Bush and Halliburton.

Many have suspected for quite sometime that Afghanistan potentially held a fortune in natural minerals, such as gold and lithium. Now that it has been confirmed, people are wondering who will control it. This wealth should benefit the people of Afghanistan, to modernize their nation and educate their citizens, as it is their national property and heritage.

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National Interests Or Doing The Right Thing

U.S. President Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama has been confronted with a number of morality issues during his year and a half Presidency, some of which he has failed. For example, ending the wars in the Middle East. President Obama has sent more troops into the region, rather than making an effort to end the conflict and combat, solely being fought for foreign oil, Washington is not entitled to in any measure.

A number of Freedom of Information Act requests, have been stonewalled and hidden, as they formally asked for documents pertaining to President Obama's birth certificate, among other things concerning him or items to do with his high profile donors committing crimes, which his FBI and DOJ have been covering up, constituting obstruction of justice.

It's amazing what a government will label national interests, without seeking the will of the people regarding it. Often "national interests" are not so, but an excuse for the rich to get richer and the poor to get poorer, not helping the masses in any fashion.

Doing the right thing is more important and is what will be remembered well. Cover-ups, lies and alibis, never earned any presidency or person a good place in world history. Truth, conscience and consequence always prevail.

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David Cameron Vows To Bring Troops Home From Afghanistan

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David Cameron, the head of the British Conservative Party, seeks a withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, if he is elected Prime Minister of Britain. The national elections are slated to take place Thursday, May 6, 2010.

Cameron has made his presence felt, in a race between incumbent, Gordon Brown and Liberal Democrat, Nick Clegg. Cameron has also offered sensible economic ideas, to help revamp Britain, during this terrible global economic crisis.

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British troops would start coming home from Afghanistan during the next Parliament under a Conservative government, David Cameron has suggested.

In the party's clearest signal yet of a timetable for withdrawal, Mr Cameron rejected the idea of setting an "artificial deadline".

But he added: "We've been there already for eight or nine years. That's already a long time. We can't be there for another eight or nine years...

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