Taliban, dead, dead, dead and DEAD

July 26, 2006
600 Taliban killed in bloodiest month for 5 years
More than 600 suspected Taliban fighters have been killed over the past month, the bloodiest period in southern Afghanistan since their regime was overthrown five years ago, US officials said yesterday.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/afghanistan/story/0,,1830229,00.html

http://tinyurl.com/2nvlmb



PASHMUL, Afghanistan, Sept. 3, 2006 Warplanes and artillery pounded Taliban fighters hiding in orchards Sunday during a big Afghan-NATO offensive that the alliance said killed more than 200 militants in its first two days. Four Canadian soldiers also were killed.

If the estimate is confirmed, the battle would be one of the deadliest since U.S.-led forces ousted the Taliban regime five years ago.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/09/03/terror/main1962990.shtml

http://tinyurl.com/y66zzf





The British-led operation, which includes Afghan and Estonian infantry and US special forces, also captured six other Taliban fighters and killed 30, said Lieutenant-Colonel Stuart Carver,

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2369565.ece

http://tinyurl.com/23rd3u

Updated: 9:11 a.m. ET Sept 1, 2007

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan police and foreign forces killed around 60 suspected Taliban fighters, many in the region where the insurgents recently released a group of South Korean church workers

Police attacked a group of Taliban late Friday who were planning to strike security forces in the central Afghan province of Ghazni, killing 18 and arresting six others, said provincial police Gen. Ali Shah Ahmadai.

southern Helmand province on Friday, a combined police and U.S.-led coalition patrol came under attack with mortar, rocket-propelled grenade and small-arms fire. In the fight that ensued, "almost two dozen" insurgents were killed, the coalition said in a statement Saturday.

U.S.-led troops and Afghan security forces also raided compounds late Friday in three villages in the remote Pitigal Valley border region, where intelligence showed that top militant leaders take refuge as they travel between Pakistan and Afghanistan. More than 20 insurgents were killed and 11 others were detained, while officers also discovered a bomb-making factory, the U.S.-led coalition said in a statement.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20542311/

http://tinyurl.com/yvykcd

Colition forces are experiencing an unparalleled success it tracking, finding and killing Taliban.

Unusual intel successes.
Malawa valley classified project.

Our Paradigm Intel indicates the Taliban has been penetrated at the highest levels.
This mop up started in July.

map current deployment
http://www.nato.int/issues/afghanistan/graphics/e040628a.jpg

Nangarhar province. Map

UPDATE:
From David Tate, at "the Fourth Rail"
The US troops, augmented by the Afghan National Army and close air support, are targeting "hundreds of foreign fighters" who are well-entrenched.

The showdown has been brewing since February when fragmented militant groups reorganized under the name "Tora Bora Mahaz (Front)." The group is led by Unus Khan, eldest son of the famous mujahadeen leader from the Soviet-occupation, Anvarul Hak Mujahid. The Taliban forces, backed by al Qaeda, began to reoccupy the extensive underground complex that saw heavy fighting during the opening months of the war. By late May, the Taliban had declared the opening of the "Tora Bora front."

Nangarhar province. Click to view.

The group's first declared attack on Coalition forces came in March when a Marine Special Forces unit was targeted by a complex ambush outside of Jalalabad. The Marines returned fire, killing up to a dozen civilians. The incident precipitated the newly commissioned unit's early departure from the country.

Countering the move, in preparation for the current operation, paratroopers and engineers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team began work on Forward Operating Base Lonestar in Par Wa Agam district in early July. The new FOB, 20 kilometers from the border, overlooks the foothills of the Tora Bora Mountains, where Taliban and al Qaeda operatives are known to cross over from Pakistan.

Incidents in Afghanistan by province from Jan. 1 to August 12. Click to view.

Nangarhar province is one of the most dangerous in Afghanistan. According to data compiled by Vigilant Strategic Services Afghanistan, there were 620 security incidents reported in the province from January 1 through August 12, making Nangarhar second only to Kandahar, with 774 security incidents. Kunar finished third with 613 security incidents over the same time period.

Nangarhar borders Kunar province to the north, which has been the scene of major battles between the Taliban and US and Afghan forces over the past year. Nangarhar also borders the Pakistani tribal districts of Kurram and Khyber to the south, and Bajaur to the east. The TNSM openly run Bajaur province after the Pakistani government negotiated a peace deal in March, while the Taliban maintain a strong influence in Kurram and Khyber..

http://billroggio.com/archives/2007/08/return_to_tora_bora.php

http://tinyurl.com/3652hl

Gerald

Iran, USA has something for JUST you.

Just for Iran

5 motars 15 sec, 30 sec GONE, 45 sec.HOME & ALL DEAD

oK CHECK THE SKY, "ALL CLEAR"

fast fast, 3 motar rounds in 15 seconds,

Grab motar throw into truck, 30 sec leaving the area,

High 5s all around

Safe house 1,400 feet away, made it HOME IN 45 SECONDS.

Run into house laughing, congrads all around.

aT 47 SECONDS ALL DEAD...

Everyone DEAD, SAFE HOUSE BOMBED.

Malawa valley Photos

Tora Bora: Malawa valley Photos




















God Speed

More:Malawa valley

Look at what al Qeda is...web sites DOWN

Look at what al Qeda is. Just a bunch of criminalized terrorists, no different than any other terrorists.
Except they latched on to the WWW and have a good understanding of "VIRTUAL" Groups.

They can make a hand full of warped jahidists look like an Army.
And they pay bountys for Attack videos, huge sums.
More on that here.

Seems someone is moving to take out AQ and Taliban's Command and Control, killing every terrorist web site in sight.

It also seems many of the terrorist webmasters have met with death, and not a martyr.

Rusty of mypetjawa has a nice piece on it.

I'm still looking for the Bounty on the heads of the terrorist webmasters.
We will welcome the money, maybe retroactive?


Gerald

Qaeda claims execution of U.S. embassy employee

BAGHDAD: An al-Qaida front group maintained Thursday on an Islamic Web site known to be used by extremists that it had killed an employee of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, but the Embassy cast doubts on the claim's validity.

On the site, the Islamic State of Iraq claimed the execution of an embassy "official" it identified as Zaher Abdel Mohsin Abdel-Saheb took place Saturday as revenge for "the Muslim women who are still captives in the prisons of Shiites and crusaders."

The Arabic-language statement was signed by the Ministry of Information of the Islamic State of Iraq.

The veracity of the claim could not be independently verified and the U.S. Embassy said it was "checking records."

"However, at this time it appears there is no record for a person by the name of Zaher Abdel Mohsin Abdel-Saheb who worked — or ever has worked — at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad," the Embassy told The AP in an e-mailed statement.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/08/30/africa/ME-GEN-Iraq-Execution-Claim.php

http://tinyurl.com/2wtvxg

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THEY HAVE KILLED THE WRONG MAN.

Drug smuggling in Tora Bora

Hmm double production of drugs should lead to halving the price, supply/demand.
Lowering the profitability is a start. area: Malawa Valley

Binnys White CAVE

30/08/2007


Mshari Al-Zaydi
A Saudi journalist and expert on Islamic movements and Islamic fundamentalism as well as Saudi affairs. Mshari is Asharq Al-Awsat's opinion page Editor, where he also contributes a weekly column. Has worked for the local Saudi press occupying several posts at Al -Madina newspaper amongst others. He has been a guest on numerous news and current affairs programs as an expert on Islamic extremism.

The latest news on 'Sheikh' Osama Bin Laden is that he is currently seeking refuge in a huge white cave in the Tora Bora Mountains. The cave is said to be connected to a series of caves and protected by some armored cars and a group of ever-loyal suicide bombers.

Last June the Saudi daily 'Al-Watan' stated that US intelligence detected "al Qaeda messages sent during the night urging Afghans to fight against the foreign forces." Meanwhile, investigations on the 'Tora Bora front' led to the arrest of Bin Laden's doctor and another person whose task was to protect him. Both of them confessed that they were a part of the 500-member al Qaeda organization which had fled Waziristan to the Tora Bora region.

Tora Bora and Waziristan; the first is Afghan territory while the latter is Pakistani. However, they are neighbors that share the same borders. The two cities are inhabited by the Pashto tribes, which are extremely rigid and volatile, in addition to the prevalent tribal culture that is not governed by the state and in which powerful tribesmen exhibit their clout, impose levies and recruit new combatants.

The Tora Bora region lies south of Waziristan by approximately 1,500 kilometers. These two locations have witnessed the movements of al Qaeda leader, Osama Bin Laden and his followers since the American war on Afghanistan. Today, Tora Bora has reemerged onto the scene following the story about the big white cave.

MORE
http://aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=2&id=10053

http://tinyurl.com/2rs5c4

Terrorist video rewards

Central Intelligence Agency

NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY

BIG HAT TIP TO RUSTY OVER AT OUR FAVORITE BLOG MY PETJAWA.

Terrorists Accuse al Qaeda in Iraq of Stealing Video

A terrorist organization in Iraq, the Jaish al-Mujahideen, has criticized an al Qaeda front group, The Islamic State of Iraq, for stealing their video. No joke.

The recent al Furqan video shows what is claimed to be an al Qaeda IED attack on a police vehicle in Fallujah. But the video appears to be the same as an earlier attack claimed by Jaish al-Mujahideen.

Rusty is a genius,

"Most likely explanation? IED freelancers are videotaping their attacks and then selling them to the top bidder who then throw a watermark on it and then distribute via the internet."

By Dr. Rusty "John Doe" Shackleford at 01:33 PM

We were confused as how they could be so productive video wise.
We couldn't track the motivation, context didn't fit.

There is a pay scale for videos, bigger target, more bodies higher pay.
And some greedy insurgent wana bee ( free lancers ) sold the video to both...ha ha .
And they got caught, motivation financial reward.

some rubes maybe still submitting their videos and not getting paid.
So some attacks may be launched just for the video reward.
Which means it is substantial, and many of the IED attacks are not political or religiously motivated.

Major Paradigm puzzle piece.

Thinking out loud..if there are no web sites then they wouldn't pay for vids,
Remove webmasters, removes website, hmmm BOUNTY ON AL QAEDA ETC WEBMASTERS...."YEA THATS THE TICKET" $100,000 EACH ( retro active ) SHOULD BRING DESIRED EFFECT....
( LETS see thats the boat, car, camper and all new pc stuff, YES... )

Thats almost a letter of Marque.... *>



G

Top Taliban Commander killed

Top Taliban Commander killed in Afghanistan. -
August 30, 2007

Mullah Berader, a top Taliban commander, was killed early this morning in a U.S. air strike in volatile Helmand province, a senior Afghan general tells ABC News.

A convoy of British troops and Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers was traveling through Salwan Qala district when they came under attack by Taliban forces, said Gen. Ghulam Mohiauddin Ghoori, the commander of ANA ground troops for Helmand.

Amid an intense firefight, the British troops called in air support. American warplanes struck the Taliban positions, causing dozens of casualties, said Gen. Ghoori. Among the dead, his men on the ground confirmed, was Mullah Berader.

In Kabul, the Defense Ministry also confirmed the report, saying Berader was killed in a pre-dawn raid.

Berader, also known colloquially as Mullah Brother, was close to Taliban leader Mullah Omar. His death will come as a major blow to the Taliban hierarchy and follows the deaths of senior commander Mullah Dadullah Lang in May and the arrest of Defense Minister Mullah Obaidullah in Quetta, Pakistan in March. Many believed Berader succeeded Obaidullah as defense minister, though his exact rank was in dispute.

OUR ESTIMATE IS HE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF TRYING TO PULL PRESSURE OFF TORA BORA, Malawa valley AREA WITH NEW ATTACKS ELSE WHERE.

g

JOIN al qaeda, sorry, CAN;T

NOT YOU


YOU LAUGH AT LONG PRISON TERM


YOU WON'T GET CAUGHT, ONLY "THEY", GET CAUGHT

On August 26, Islamist websites posted an item titled "How to Join Al-Qaeda." It is not clear when the item was written; it was produced by the website Al-Thabitoun 'Ala Al-'Ahd, which is affiliated with Al-Qaeda in Egypt and is currently inactive.

The item calls on every Muslim to regard jihad as a personal duty and to take initiative to establish a jihad cell without waiting for recognition from Al-Qaeda.

YES ALL BY YOURSELF....
DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE SECURITY FORCES.

It goes on to elaborate on how to form and run the cell, how to raise funds, and how to select a target, "for example, assassinating the American ambassador," which, it states, "takes no more than a gun and a bullet."

The following are excerpts from the item:


"You feel that you want to carry a weapon, fight, and kill the occupiers, and that it is our duty to call for jihad as much as to call for prayer... All that is required is a firm personal decision to fulfill this obligation, and participation in jihad and the resistance...

REMEMBER TO SAY BYE TO YOUR FAMILY, LIFE AND FUTURE.

"Do you really have to meet Osama bin Laden in person in order to become a jihad fighter? Do you have to be recognized by Al-Qaeda as one of its members to become a jihad fighter? If Al-Qaeda commanders should be killed, would the jihad be eliminated? What would you do if Al-Qaeda did not exist today?

THE WORLD WOULD NOT HAVE ALL THESE SMALL WARS, AMERICA WOULD STILL BE IN usa NOT IN THE ME.

How is Osama bin Laden different from you?

HE IS A MILLIONAIRE AND HAS THE "BLACK GUARD" PROTECTING HIM, AND HE IS IN HIDDING
YOU CANNOT JOIN AL QEADA, THEY WANT YOUR HELP BUT DON'T WANT TO ASSOCIATE WITH YOU.

– [yet] he managed to establish the world jihad organization. Who provided training to Osama bin Laden and Abdallah 'Azzam when they went to Afghanistan to become the first Arab jihad fighters?

HIS ACTIONS COST TWO MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES, CAN YOU SCREW UP THAT BAD?

"The answers to these questions are the following: I don't have to meet Osama bin Laden to become a jihad fighter. Moreover, there is no need to meet even one jihad fighter to become one. Neither do I need recognition from Al-Qaeda...

THEY ARE AFRAID OF CONTACT, THEY SIT HIDDEN SAFE.

"As the first step, imagine that Al-Qaeda does not exist and that you are interested [in waging] jihad – what would you do in this case?...

MAYBE SPEND YOU LIFE IN THE STUDY OF THE KORAN AND WORKING TOWARDS SOLUTIONS, HELPING THE UMMAH?

If you know any young people – whether one, two, or more – in your area, mosque, or university who are as dedicated and enthusiastic about jihad as you are, come to an understanding with them, and together form a cell whose objective is to help Islam and only Islam...

YES THEY ARE EASILY INFLUENCED AND TALK MUCH THEY MAY NEED THE REWARD FOR TURNING YOU IN.

"At first, your cell should have no more than five members, all absolutely trustworthy... The cell must have a commander and a shura council... The commander must clearly realize that he is Osama bin Laden to the cell members...

YES THE NEW LEADER IS THE NEW IMAN FOLLOW HIM BLINDLY, AND YOUR SHURA COUNCIL MUST BE COMPOSED OF RADICALS OR THEY WILL ADVISE YOU AGAINST THIS.

"Each cell should have a source of funding... When you have several members, you will [surely] find the funds for your cell...

YES YOU CAN FORCE MONEY OUT OF YOUR MEMBERS, REMEMBER THE LEADER IS THE NEW BOSS.

Then you should buy weapons, make plans, brainstorm, plot your plans, monitor your enemy's important objectives, and study its moves.

YES NOBODY WILL NOTICE YOU DOING THESE THINGS, WILL THEY.

Set a goal; for example, assassinating the American ambassador – is it so difficult?

THERE ARE REWARDS FOR ANYONE TURNING IN THIS PLAN, AS SOON AS IT IS MADE THE REWARD IS AVAIABLE.


Is it [indeed] difficult for someone who has already crushed America in his home?

"What is the difference between you and the hero of the New York attack, Muhammad Atta,

YEARS OF TRAINING, MEETINGS WITH BIN LADEN, EXPERTS TO ASSIST HIM, AND HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, OF COURSE YOU NEED NONE OF THIS.

who planned an action which even today shakes the world every time it is mentioned?

YES REMEMBER THE LONDON DOCTORS, THE BOMBINGS WHERE THEY ONLY BURNED THEMSELVES.
YOU ALSO NEED NO HELP OR AT LEAST WON'T GET IT FROM aq.

Assassinating the ambassador takes no more than a gun and a bullet. One could disguise oneself as a peddler in order to tail [the target], which shouldn't cost a lot of money...

YES JUST FPOLLOW HIM AROUND FOR day OR WEEK, IT SHOULD BE EASY.

"The cells must maintain contact among themselves, but by no means in a direct or conventional way. The contact must be spiritual:

I GUESS THEY MEAN TO MEET IN THE MOSQUES.

What will unite you is the love of Islam and the motto "There is no God but Allah." Even if the contact between [your] cell and the rest is indirect, it will be close... You must meet once a month... You must not meet in the same place twice... Personal meetings with a small number of people [must take place] once a week...

OK MEETINGS ONCE A WEEK AND ONCE A MONTH, NEVER IN THE SAME PLACE.


"From the moment the cell is established, its members must be divided – into secret members, members who do not [act] openly and are not wanted by the authorities, and members who are wanted (who have been arrested in the past or on whom the intelligence apparatuses have a file)...

The secret members must perform intelligence tasks,

FOLLOWING AROUND THE AMBASSADOR, THE LEADER NEED NOT DO THIS AS IT IS TOO DANGEROUS.

collect information, raise funds,

THE MEMBERS WILL GIVE YOU MONEY TO LIVE SO YOU CAN PLAN THIS, YOU MAYBE ABLE TO STRETCH OUT FOR YEARS, YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORK.

recruit [new members], and assist in [actual operations].
Those who act in the open must perform the primary military operations, such as assassinations, firing at enemy facilities, etc.

OF COURSE AS THE LEADER YOU ARE NOT ACTING IN THE OPEN, TOO RISKY.

"You must be aware that you have brothers everywhere,

WATCHING YOU. THEY ARE ALL TRUSTWORTHY

and that they are expecting the actions of you and your friends

YES SOME ONE IS EXPECTING YOUR ACTIONS...

even if they don't know you in person or by name...

AL qAEDA NEEDS CANNON FODDER.

THEY ARE CLOSING GITMO, SO YOU WON'T BE GOING THERE AT LEAST.

.GERALD

http://www.memri.org/bin/opener_latest.cgi?ID=SD170207

http://tinyurl.com/34pvhu

AL QAEDA RECRUIT VIDEO:

"paltalk" target of Jahidists, fake petition.

To: Paltalk

Mr Jason Katz,

We the following feel shocked and appauled that such a commodity as Paltalk is being used by certain elements and parties to harvest hate against ethenic minorities, in particualar against the Islamic faith. To us this is racist and unacceptable and a sickness that should not be tolerated for long. Racial terminoligy and profanity have been used in G-rated rooms by certain parties who shall rename nameless unless their nomenclature is required. A suffering to which children have been subjected and their young minds wrongly manipulated to feel hate towards certain elements. We feel it is your responsibility to put an end to this.
Hence we ask of you to correct such wrongs before the hate consumes more people and causes more pain for some. Racism is something that the better part of the world condemns and doesnt allow. We, the undersigned hope that we can soon count Paltalk, a community of four million that stretches across the globe among that better part.

Sincerely,

The Undersigned

This advice from an Islamic forum:

Come voice so quickly closed وعدد المصوتين الان هو
The number of voters is now (1,060,799) مسلم Muslim (1060799) طريقة التوقيع
Signature method اضغط على Press مستطيل (click here to sign petition) أسفل الرسالة Rectangle (click here to sign petition) bottom of the letter ستنفتح لك صفحة ثانية
OPEN UP page for you again اكتب أي اسم
Write any name اكتب أي ايميل
Write any email اكتب أي دولة
Write any State اكتب أي عمر
Write any age ستنفتح لك صفحة ثالثة
OPEN UP third page you اضغط على مستطيل (Approve signature) Click on the rectangle (Approve signature)

SO YOU CAN SUBMIT FAKE SIGs.
This advise make the petition null and void, worthless.

G

Pain Ray Weapon for Iraq, ummm NO

USA army troops denied non-leathal weapon.
USA Troops die, because Col. wants to be politically correct.
The main reason the tool has been missing in action is public perception. With memories of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal still fresh, the Pentagon is reluctant to give troops a space-age device that could be misconstrued as a torture machine.

Sourced from .

http://blog.wired.com/

Despite years of developments and testing, the Pentagon has refused requests to send its most advanced nonlethal weapon to Iraq. In fact, as early as 2003, an Air Force scientist asserted that had the Active Denial System -- which uses millimeter waves to create an intense burning sensation -- been deployed to Iraq, it could have saved lives, the AP reports:

On April 30, 2003, two days after the first Fallujah incident, Gene McCall, then the top scientist at Air Force Space Command in Colorado, typed out a two-sentence e-mail to Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

"I am convinced that the tragedy at Fallujah would not have occurred if an Active Denial System had been there," McCall told Myers, according to the e-mail obtained by AP. The system should become "an immediate priority," McCall said.

"We want to just make sure that all the conditions are right, so when it is able to be deployed the system performs as predicted - that there isn't any negative fallout," said Col. Kirk Hymes, head of the Defense Department's Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate.

Does Col. Kirk Hymes, need to be moved, promoted out of the way, to Iraq, front lines, then see what he says.
Does this system work?

"How this has been handled is kind of a national scandal," McCall said by telephone from his home in Florida.

Not only did Pentagon officials refuse to send the controversial weapon to Iraq, they blocked a request that came as late as December 2006. The big concern is clearly the public fallout from deploying a microwave weapon.

If that is what stopping the weapon from being deployed then that that decision maker should be sent to Iraq for a personal view of the situation.

G

Tora bora, Malawa valley NEWS

The spokeswoman for the American Forces Captain Vanessa Bowman that the 'process aimed at the expulsion of Al-Qaeda elements and other Islamic militants hiding in preparation for the fight the tunnels'. ( لجمعة, 17 اغسطس, 2007 Friday, August 17, 2007 )ة


http://tinyurl.com/39emwu

cyber war vs law of unintended consequences

Zombie bot attack How it works,
But they miss the MAIN point.

A cyber war will evolve around bots.
USA has a major paradigm error incorporated into its defense.
A cyber war where 2 or 3 countries unleash a few million bots each will result in
in the shut down of 90% of the Internet as each countries bots shut down part of
the net hubs.
Current the defense strategy is to count active bots only.
The best enemy strategy is to build 50 thousand bots a day and test 5,000 of them, then shut them off, waiting for attack orders, no one knows how many sleeping zombies are out there.
Of course many countries will be using/sharing even the same zombie computers without even knowing it. There are just so many computers to infect, so there will be multiple infections on the same computers.
If we are lucky multiple bot herders trying to control the same zombies may shut many of them down.

But while the Internet attack goes on:
Phones will be down as the world had integrated the www onto the phone system, cell phones to.
TV many communications systems down, TV gone, CABLE.
and many FM stations crippled also as most rely on the www.
Name a business that doesn't use any WWW connection, dataq bases off line, no banking as access to servers will be blocked. NO money for food,
It will result in a world wide recession.

90% of the world will get "cannot access server" for weeks even months and not years if we are lucky.

The remaining 10% will be very very slow, as the worlds 90% try to climb on to use the 10% thats not down.

The only thing that will bring the www back up will be for each attacking country to voluntarily , stop attacking or for USA to take out the zombie computers, which will only work if they are already controlled before the attack, if they can get instructions thru to the bot zombies over the crippled internet. There is the possibility once the attack starts it cannot be stopped, and the "stop" command can not get through the Internet because its down.

An offensive option in bot warfare only makes the condition worse, adding more bots to a dos attacks just takes down more of the net.

WE think this is the most accurate look at the CYBER WAR PARADIGM.
And much of this is not even considered by the Pentagon.

Even though the headline below is true, they are not considering an accurate Paradigm.

Washington Ignores Cyber attack Threats, Putting Us All at Peril

Can the Zombie threat be removed?
Can the Zombies be killed?
Can USA find them before a cyber war.

The "Emergency Broadcast System" is tied into the WWW.

ITS NOT IF BUT WHEN.

Gerald
Bright side, as people get tired of the "cannot find server" they will turn their computers off, when every one has turned off thier computer all attacks will have stopped as they will have also turned off the zombie computers.

Then we have next round, round 2 of the cyberwar as bots are activated again.

Confliker Cabal

Almost there General

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Patkistan: moving, "the past into the Future"

Patkistan: moving, "the past into the Future"

Cyber War Central

California Farm Country Wants to Be Cyber War Central

By Kevin Poulsen August 29, 2007 | 3:02:57 PMCategories: Cybarmageddon!

Politicos in California's rural Central Valley are lobbying to bring the Air Force's elite Cyber Command to nearby Beale Air Force Base, where it will boost the local economy with its environmentally-friendly form of war.

The 25,000-person Cyber Command is currently headquartered at Barksdale AFB in Louisiana, but it's looking for a new home. Candidates include Offutt AFB, near Omaha, Nebraska, and Lackland AFB outside San Antonio, Texas.

( I VOTE FOR MICHIGAN )

But politicians and community leaders in and around Yuba County, California say the sunshine state is the logical place to locate the Future of Warfare ... in part because cyber war is "green." From the Sacramento Bee:

John Nicoletti, Yuba County supervisor, said Beale's pitch is especially attractive because the Cyber Command won't create pollution on the scale of more traditional military operations.

"This is a green industry," Nicoletti said. "We're not talking about airplanes and solvents."

This is, of course, appalling. A quick check of the cyberwar doomsday map reveals that Beale AFB is just 140 miles northeast of THREAT LEVEL headquarters in San Francisco. In other words, California managed to navigate the entire cold war without hosting a single nuclear missile silo on its fertile soil, and now Yuba wants to position Cyber Ground Zero upwind from the second most populous city on the west coast.

Thanks guys. We'll see how "green" you think cyber war is when your organic farms and windmill fields are slammed with deadly DDoS packets in a ruthless Chinese first strike -- the impact of which will be as bad as the worst natural disaster in U.S. history (two years ago this week). From the same article:

Sami Saydjari, executive director of the nonprofit Cyber Defense Agency said the Cyber Command is being created to protect U.S. government and business networks from the type of attack Estonia suffered earlier this year.

Over three weeks, an onslaught of "denial-of-service" messages -- originating from Russian computers -- crippled electronic networks used by the Estonian government, banking industry and media. Saydjari said a successful attack against the United States could cause devastation on the scale of Hurricane Katrina.

That means over 1,600 dead, thousands more displaced and homeless. Take it from a "nonprofit" Wisconsin computer security consultancy whose corporate logo is crafted to look like a U.S. military seal.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2007/08/california-farm.html

Internet Anthropologist makes CNN

We made CNN, 8>

Thanks everyone...
also made Washington Post

Gerald

AFGHAN FIRE FIGHT in mountains

Arghandab Valley;

WARNING:
GRAPHIC AND STRONG LANGUAGE.

Terrorist using "Cop shows" for training?

Why the Arabic subtitles?

U.S Troops release Iranian Diplomats

U.S Troops release Iranian Diplomats -


BAGHDAD, Iraq - U.S. troops released seven Iranians early Wednesday, hours after detaining them at a central Baghdad hotel, an Iranian embassy official said.

The Iranian diplomat, who refused to give his name, told The Associated Press that one of those released contacted the embassy Wednesday morning to say that they have been handed over to Iraqi authorities.

American troops raided Baghdad's Sheraton Ishtar hotel and took away a group of about 10 people late Tuesday. The diplomat said the seven Iranians included an embassy staffer and six members of a delegation from Iran's Electricity Ministry.

"At 7 a.m. today, a member of the delegation called the embassy and said they are now at the prime minister's office," the diplomat said. "The Americans released them. They held them until seven this morning."

The U.S. military confirmed that it had taken "some individuals ... identified as being Iranian citizens with Iranian passports" into custody on Tuesday, but said they were apprehended at a checkpoint nearby the Sheraton hotel during a routine stop.

The others involved were "Iraqi escorts who identified themselves with Iraqi Ministry of Electricity badges," the military said.

Several of the men were observed to have weapons in their cars, none of them had the appropriate permits, so all were detained, the military said.

There was no immediate comment from the military on their possible release.

The arrest of Iranians officials could add to tensions between Washington and Tehran already strained by the detention of each other's citizens as well as U.S. accusations of Iranian involvement in Iraq's violence and alleged Iranian efforts to develop nuclear bombs.

Videotape shot Tuesday night by AP Television News showed U.S. troops leading about 10 blindfolded and handcuffed men out of the hotel in central Baghdad. Other soldiers carried out what appeared to be luggage and at least one briefcase and a laptop computer bag.

Video At Jawa Report

In Washington, State Department spokesman Tom Casey said, "I've seen that report but I can't verify it."

The Internet site of Radio Sawa, an Arabic language station financed by the United States, said Iranian officials were detained and taken to an unknown location. It said the Iranian delegation was in Baghdad to negotiate contracts on electric power stations.

An Iranian diplomat told the AP that the Iranian Embassy had notified Iraqi authorities about the Radio Sawa report. The diplomat refused to give his name.

Iran has constantly complained about the U.S. detention since Jan. 11 of five Iranians who were in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil. U.S. officials say the five include the operations chief and other members of Iran's elite Quds Force, which is accused of arming and training Iraqi militants.

The Iranian regime denies any involvement in the violence wracking its neighbor.

On Tuesday, President Bush lashed out at Iran for meddling in Iraq's affairs and fomenting instability in its neighbor. Bush made his remarks in a speech to the American Legion convention in Reno, Nevada, in which he presented a ringing defense of the unpopular Iraq war effort.

"I have authorized our military commanders in Iraq to confront Tehran's murderous activities," said Bush, whose administration has accused Iran of arming Shiite militias in Iraq. "The Iranian regime must halt these actions."

U.S. authorities are unhappy about Iran's arrest of four people with dual American-Iranian citizenship for allegedly seeking to undermine the Islamic republic's security. Two are imprisoned in Iran, while two are free but barred from leaving the country.

Relations also are edgy over the suspicions of the U.S. and its allies that Tehran is using its civilian nuclear power program as a screen to develop atomic weapons. Iran denies that, saying the program only has the peaceful aim of generating electricity.

The strains have many people in the region worried about the possibility of fighting between the U.S. and Iran.

But while making his latest defense of Iran's nuclear program earlier Tuesday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad dismissed the possibility of any U.S. military action against Iran, saying Washington has no plan and is not in a position to take such action.

Ahmadinejad declared that U.S. political influence in Iraq is "collapsing rapidly" and that Tehran is ready to help fill any power vacuum.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=00d_1188371329

http://tinyurl.com/2pq6e5

Allah's away on Business

الله بعيدا عن التجارة

القتيل والمشي

القتيل والمشي
هل هو تحرق في جهنم

Just say "no to DRUGS", with a 2,000 lb bomb

Royal Austrlian Air Force F1-11 sinks North Korean Drug Ship -
After being caught trying to smuggle drugs into Australia the Pong Su was sunk by two 2000-pound (900 kg) laser-guided bombs dropped from an RAAF F-111 aircraft. The deliberate destruction of the freighter was said to deliver a strong message to international drug smuggling rings that the Australian Federal Government would take all measures necessary to stop illegal drug importation.

"CLASSIFIED" OPS in Malawa valley

what is going on?

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Black is sky, top of mountain is border


Yellow line border.




Yellow line is Patki Afghan border


OP' s view looking down on Malawa valley, from the mountainside
across from Tora Bora. USA op stationed here.

"Information on Tora Bora is not to be shared,
that is the guidance we've had,"
"It's classified."........

NO reporters allowed.
NO reports from the Taliban.
NO videos from the Taliban.
Nothing from al Qaeda.

Military sources not commenting.
Foreign journalist Zip.
Home country journalist nothing.

OSINT:
Dr. Amin al Haq, who serves as Osama bin Laden's security coordinator, was reported to have been wounded in the fighting, The Telegraph's Tom Coghlan reported from Tora Bora. Al Haq is said to have fled across the border into Pakistan's Kurram agency. As bin Laden's security coordinator, al Haq commands the elite Black Guard, the fanatical praetorian bodyguards devoted to the security of al Qaeda's leader.

THE LEADER OF THE "Black Guard".
He was wounded early in the op, before all the back doors were closed.
He was sent out for medical treatment at a hospital.
His forces the Black Guard did not leave with him.

Terrorist media arm has released no videos, that signals it is closed up tight.
No terrorist media reports, its bad for them.
No escape. Who or what ever is there is trapped.

Very simmilar to some operations against the Japs in WWII.

To my memory this is a first large classified operation and
THEY are forbidding reporters.

NOTE WE ARE REPORTING OSINT ONLY.

EXPECT a press release soon.

Gerald

more on this op

Tora bora, Malawa valley Intel. UPDATE

The "Tora Bora Front", as Taliban propaganda calls it, borders the province of Nangahar and has been active for about three weeks. The complex of deep caves, which proved impervious to US bombing in 2001, sits on an infiltration route from the Spin Ghar mountains between Nangahar province and Pakistan's lawless Tribal Areas, where bin Laden is still thought to be hiding.

	Members of the Canadian army dig away rubble as they search for a cave in the Towr Ghar mountain

Western officials and local government authorities confirm that Taliban insurgents backed by al-Qa'eda have reoccupied the complex.

They believe that one of the group's leaders could be Amin ul-Haq, a close associate of bin Laden. One western official also named Maulvi Anwar ul-Haq Mujahed as a commander of the group. He is the son of Younis Khalis, one of the most famous Islamist leaders in the Afghan jihad against the Soviets.
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Initial estimates of the Tora Bora force by local Afghan officials put the number at between 200 and 250, including Arab, Chechen and Pakistani fighters.

"They have reoccupied the old base," said Haji Zalmai, the district governor of Khogiani, which borders the Spin Ghar mountains at Tora Bora.

Khogiani district is a dusty plain dominated by the imposing rampart of peaks that make up the Spin Ghar mountains and the border with Pakistan. Governor Zalmai survived an assassination attempt two weeks ago that blew up his car and the district, which has never been secure, has experienced a recent rise in insurgent activity.

The area, which is also notorious for poppy production and smuggling, has had three governors in a year. Zalmai's predecessor was killed and the governor before him was injured and swiftly left the post.

A Taliban propaganda blitz across southern Nangahar has led to "night letters" being dropped in villages boasting of the new front. They warn Afghans of the dire repercussions for supporting the government or western forces.

Officials in Kabul believe that the move is part of a more general strategic shift in the focus of Taliban operations away from their previous epicentre in the southern provinces of Kandahar and Helmand, where a series of offensives by British troops supported by US and other Nato forces has left the Taliban with a battered command structure and weakening morale.

The death of the notorious Mullah Dadullah Akhund in May was only the most high-profile success of a little-publicised campaign, largely conducted by both British and American Special Forces, to decapitate the leadership of the Taliban in the south.

There also appears to be a shift in tactics, with the insurgents turning more to terrorist tactics such as yesterday's suicide bombing in Kabul..

http://tinyurl.com/2lsvco

More: Malawa valley Intel.

Taliban kill 5, S afghan

Taliban kill 5 Western soldiers in Afghanistan

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A NATO soldier climbs over a mud wall during a firefight with Taliban insurgents in southeastern Afghanistan, July 3, 2007. Five Western soldiers, including three Americans, were killed in a string of Taliban attacks in eastern and southern Afghanistan, officials said on Monday. Finbarr O'Reilly Reuters

Published: Monday, August 27, 2007

KABUL -- Five Western soldiers, including three Americans, were killed in a string of Taliban attacks in eastern and southern Afghanistan, officials said on Monday.

The Americans were killed along with two Afghan soldiers in a Taliban ambush on Monday in Ghazi Abad district of eastern Kunar province, near the border with Pakistan, the district police chief told reporters.

NATO officials in Kabul said earlier that two soldiers had been killed while on patrol Sunday, one in an attack in eastern Afghanistan and the other in the south.

NATO did not identify the victims.

However, the Netherlands' military said a Dutch soldier had been killed overnight by a bomb in southern Afghanistan.

It said the 30-year-old sergeant was in a unit searching for explosives in the province of Uruzgan when an improvised device exploded, Chief of Staff Dick Berlijn told a televised news conference. A 23-year-old corporal was wounded, Berlijn said.

The Netherlands has about 1,700 troops in Afghanistan.

Violence has surged in the past 19 months in Afghanistan where more than 100 Western troops under the command of NATO and the U.S. military have been killed this year while fighting a renewed Taliban-led insurgency.,

http://tinyurl.com/2fj9ct

This is 400 or 500 miles from Tora Bora, and appears to be an attempt to draw resources off the pressure in Malawa valley region.

See current ops

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Japs shoot N Korean spy Trawler, returned fire..

Japanese Coast Guard vs. north korean spy trawler! -
Here's video footage of the Japanese Coast Guard tracking and engaging a north korean spy trawler. The events occur over several hours of daylight and night. It looks like the NK spy trawler refused to be boarded after warning shots with a minigun, it was set afire, stayed afloat, rammed, then the NK's shot at the JCG with automatic rifle fire and RPG(s). Then the Japanese crews really opened up on them and the spy trawler was set afire again and exploded. The last few seconds show the damage to the JCG vessel(s). Please add details if you can read Japanese and if you can find an English transcript about the fight.

CIA wiki for Spies

The CIA is to launch a social networking site to allow members of the intelligence community around the world to converse and swap ideas and information online.

The A-Space site, set up by the US Director of National Intelligence (DNI), will go live in December.

"This is very typical within the intelligence community of the approach to social networking tools," Mike Wertheimer, the senior DNI official for analytic transformation and technology, wrote in his blog.

"We are willing to experiment in ways that we have never experimented before. It breaks a lot of traditional sense that people's lives are at risk, and how can you take any step that increases that risk?"

The site will have web-based email and a predictive program that matches interests to information.

A-Space will be open only to US agents initially, but the DNI hopes to include agents from other countries as long as they share, rather than just take, information.

"Earlier this year, the CIA used Facebook to advertise employment opportunities with the agency," George Little, a CIA spokesman, told the Financial Times.

"This effort, part of a much broader campaign leveraging traditional and new advertising media, was used strictly for informational purposes."

The DNI has also created an information resource just like Wikipedia for agents to share information.

http://www.itnews.com.au/News/59868,cia-plans-social-networking-site-for-spies.aspx

http://tinyurl.com/2z58sp

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Fieger faces indictment, 100 FBI agents involved

They won't shut Fieger UP, waste of resources.

Fieger faces indictment over campaign funds

Web-posted Aug 25, 2007

By CHARLES CRUMM
Of The Oakland Press

Attorney Geoffrey Fieger used "straw donors" to illegally funnel $127,000 to the presidential campaign of John Edwards in 2003 and 2004, a 10-count indictment alleges.

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Fieger and his law partner, Vernon Johnson, 45, were named in the grand jury indictment that was unsealed Friday in Detroit.

Fieger, 56, best known for defending assisted-suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian, said the charges were politically motivated and "solely intended to intimidate Democratic supporters around the country."

Fieger said U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is "embarked on an unprecedented campaign to turn the United States Justice Department into a political arm of the Republican Party."

"Over 100 FBI agents raided my offices and the homes of my employees and their families," Fieger said in a statement released Friday afternoon.

"This is more agents than were assigned to catch Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan at Tora Bora since that time. And for nearly two years, Gonzales' political agents have threatened and harassed my friends, family and employees," Fieger said.

The 30-page indictment accuses Fieger and Johnson of conspiracy, illegal contributions, false statements, obstruction of justice and causing an offense.

The indictment said Fieger was a fund-raiser for Edwards in 2003 and 2004.

The justice department alleges Fieger and Johnson skirted the $2,000 individual contribution limit by soliciting others to make contributions to Edwards and either providing the funds or reimbursing the donors for their contributions.

The donors included attorneys and spouses of Fieger's law firm, non-attorney employees and spouses at the law firm, Fieger's friends and third-party vendors to the law firm, according to the indictment.

The indictment also alleges Fieger obstructed justice by concealing information or providing false information to the grand jury. The government alleges Fieger told federal agents a deceased member of the law firm was responsible for the campaign contributions.

The grand jury began its investigation May 18, 2005, and issued 40 subpoenas later that year. Federal agents executed a search warrant at Fieger's law firm on Nov. 30.

Fieger has been an outspoken supporter of Democrats and ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1998. He also has been a vocal critic of Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox.

"The false charges made against me and my partner today will ultimately fail," Fieger's statement concluded. "It will be incumbent upon the American people to remove from office all those who participated in this political charade."

http://www.theoaklandpress.com/stories/082507/loc_20070825146.shtml

http://tinyurl.com/2gb7ku

Using 100 FBI agents suggests this is a Political case.
My money is on Jeffery.
Go Jeff

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Surprise coming for Internet Insurgents.

Surprise coming for Internet Insurgents.

Internet Anthropologist/ Washington Post

We are in the






I don't know if that's good or Bad, lol, we will take it.
Thanks everyone.
2 nd out of 161.

Gerald
We have links on CNN

Terrorist safe at home...wait, what is that noise

"Ok guys we did it, told you it was safe, no one saw us, nothing in the sky, and were here back at my apartment safe and sound those stupid Americans"
Then the apartment blows up, and they come out waving white flag?
Say isn't a white flag al Qaeda's flag?

Islamic Cartoon banned by 25 USA newspapers

Cartoon banned by 25 USA newspapers, umm no sorry "yellow rags"
Here:
http://www.salon.com/comics/opus/2007/08/26/opus/index.html

use 'back key', to return.
Any one have the list of these "yellow rags" doing their BRAVE part for freedom of speech?

USA troops are dying for these cowards right NOT TO PRINT these cartoons .

Glad to see these 'rags' are doing their part.

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Iran Economy to collapse

Iran central bank chief resigns

by Farhad Pouladi 1 hour, 2 minutes ago

TEHRAN (AFP) - The head of the Iranian central bank resigned on Sunday, the third departure of a key economic policymaker from President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's administration in just two weeks.

The resignation of Ebrahim Sheibani comes after the unexpected departures of the oil and industry ministers on August 12, a move that was widely seen as an attempt by Ahmadinejad to increase his control over the economy.

It also coincided with the departure of one of Ahmadinejad's closest aides from a top interior ministry post and his replacement by a general who has a background in the elite Revolutionary Guards.

"The resignation of Ebrahim Sheibani has been accepted by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," government spokesman Gholam Hossein Elham was quoted as saying by the official IRNA agency.

He added that the government was seeking to appoint Tahmasb Mazaheri -- the economy minister under Ahmadinejad's reformist predecessor Mohammad Khatami -- as new central bank chief and the process was now in its "final stage".

Recently Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has made disastrous financial changes.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20070826/bs_afp/iranpoliticseconomy_070826182844

http://tinyurl.com/2yuyc8

USA doin something RIGHT

USA doin something RIGHT

EXCLUSIVE: Malawa valley Intel.

Malawa Valley


Malawa Valley


Malawa Valley, pin marks place of Binnys caves.

Past:
The frustrations of the snake eaters are well illustrated by the recollections of Adam Rice, the operations sergeant of a Special Forces A-Team working out of a safe house near Kandahar in 2002. With his close-cropped orange hair and beard, wearing a yellow Hawaiian shirt around the safe house, Rice was not the sort to shine at inspections at boot camp. But he had lived in Kabul as a child (his father had been a USAID worker) and he had been a Special Forces operator for more than two decades. In July 2002, a CIA case officer told Rice that a figure believed to be Mullah Omar, the one-eyed chief of the Taliban, had been tracked by aerial drone to a location in the Shahikot Valley, a short flight to the north. The Taliban chief and his entourage would be vulnerable to a helicopter assault, but the Americans had to move quickly.Rice

was not optimistic about getting timely permission. Whenever he and his men moved within five kilometers of the safe house, he says, they had to file a request form known as a 5-W, spelling out the who, what, when, where and why of the mission. Permission from headquarters took hours, and if shooting might be involved, it was often denied. To go beyond five kilometers required a CONOP (for "concept of operations") that was much more elaborate and required approval from two layers in the field, and finally the Joint Special Operations Task Force at Baghram air base near Kabul. To get into a fire fight, the permission of a three-star general was necessary. "That process could take days," Rice recalled to NEWSWEEK. He often typed forms while sitting on a 55-gallon drum his men had cut in half to make a toilet seat. "We'd be typing in 130-degree heat while we're crapping away with bacillary dysentery and sometimes the brass at Kandahar or Baghram would kick back and tell you the spelling was incorrect, that you weren't using the tab to delimit the form correctly."

But Rice made his request anyway. Days passed with no word. The window closed; the target—whether Mullah Omar or not—moved on. Rice blames risk aversion in career officers, whose promotions require spotless ("zero defect") records—no mistakes, no bad luck, no "flaps." The cautious mind-set changed for a time after 9/11, but quickly settled back in. High-tech communication serves to clog, rather than speed the process. With worldwide satellite communications, high-level commanders back at the base or in Washington can second-guess even minor decisions.

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Special Operations Forces planned an airborne commando raid that could have been produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. Some 30 U.S. Navy SEALs were to be flown by C-130 transport planes, under cover of darkness, to a spot high above the Afghan side of the Pakistan border, about 30 to 40 miles away from the target. The SEALs would jump from the plane and use parasails—motorized hang gliders—to fly through the night sky, across the mountains, to a secret staging point close to the compound.

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EXCLUSIVE: Malawa valley Intel.

Things are much different now, major operation is under way in Malawa valley, below the Tora Bora Caves ole Biny used.

The Fight is going well, smoothed chain of command has relieved many of the problems listed above, tremendos resources have been alocated for this operation, the sudden discovery energized the Pentagon to provide extensive resources and apply lessons learned from the past.

Hammer and anvil are in place, the terrorist are mostly hiding, moving only when needed at night, and trying to disguise themselves in day light.

Most operations are Intel collections and search and destroy with over whelming force.

A villager forced from his home in the area, Allah Dad, tells Wafa that the coalition ground and air operations have been incessant.

"Planes are flying over during the night," Allah Dad says. "We can see the U.S. troops coming and going during the daylight hours."

82nd Airborne is the main thrust and Texas National Guard involved, Illinois Army National Guard also doing their share. Canadians involved also.

In January 2007, the Division Headquarters, 4th BCT (includes 1-508th and 2-508th) and the Aviation Brigade deployed to Afghanistan for Operation Enduring Freedom VIII. The 3rd BCT, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry) was extended for 120 days to increase the troop strength against the Taliban Spring Offensive. Supporting the Division are the 36th Engineer Brigade, and the 43rd Area Support Group.

As the largest parachute force in the free world, the 82d Airborne Division is trained to deploy anywhere, at any time, to fight upon arrival and to win. From cook to computer operator, from infantryman or engineer, every soldier in the 82d is airborne qualified. Almost every piece of divisional combat equipment can be dropped by parachute onto the field of battle.

Today, no other military unit can respond more rapidly and effectively to conflict anywhere in the world than the 82nd Airborne Division. Known as "America's Guard of Honor," the 82nd is widely recognized as one of the most powerful forces in America's military arsenal.

The role of the airborne division is to plan, coordinate, and execute a rapid, combined arms, and forced entry operation employed alone or as part of a joint task force across the depth and width of the battlefield. The airborne division is unique in its ability to be deployed by parachute to achieve objectives.

The high value targets they are looking for mean this will be a detailed, extensive search operation. Targets include al Qaeda and Taliban leaders.

U.S. Special Operations Forces have had considerable practice by now chasing jihadists in Iraq and Afghanistan. The JSOC headquarters at Baghram is so full of high-tech listening and tracking equipment that it resembles "something out of 'Star Wars',"

The terrorist feel safe here, but they have walked into a trap, this time USA is watching the back door, and has everything in place for this mop up operation.

"The operation has been going on at Tora Bora since [August 14]," Mir Dad tells Radio Free Afghanistan. "The [foreign] troops are coming and going, and the bombing has been severe.

Expect other vicious attacks in Afghan in an attempt to draw off forces from Malawa valley operation.

This will prove very interesting when the news black out is raised, only news embeds are with special forces, and they can't report till completion.

Very well run operation.

Gerald

My father was in 82nd, WWII

Background on this.

Tora Bora Action:

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Intel update, 6.27.07