Paki Intel helping to kill Americans?

Paki Intel helping to kill Americans?, Taliban says YES.G

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By Carol Grisanti, NBC News Producer, Pakistan
A prominent Taliban commander boasted to NBC News in an interview that Afghan officials are aiding his forces in fighting U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan.

In the interview, wanted Taliban commander Sirajuddin Haqqani said that the corrupted Afghan officials are a key to the Taliban's military success. “There are some people with government portfolios who are supporting us because they are worried about their own security,” Haqqani said. “They inform us of the movements of U.S. and NATO troops. There have even been some instances where they have assisted us in carrying out attacks,” he added.

Sirajuddin Haqqani, 28, controls the Taliban in the Afghan border areas with Pakistan, and in the area surrounding Kabul. Under tight security, he consented to an interview with NBC News’ Mushtaq Yusufzai in a safe house in Khost, the Afghan province that borders Pakistan.

An NBC producer interviews Taliban commander Sirajuddin Haqqani (whose back faces the camera). Haqqani would not reveal his face.
SOURCE: MSNBC
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Sirajuddin Haqqani was accused by the CIA of working with ISI agents.
CIA confronts the Paki gov.

Gerald
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al Qaeda's current leader: Abu Mustafa al-Yazid

Abu Mustafa al-Yazid .

Al-Qaida senior leader grants rare TV interview
Posted on Monday, July 21, 2008 4:10 PM ET

Abu Mustafa al-Yazid, an Egyptian whom U.S. intelligence officials have identified as the al-Qaeda's third highest-ranking official, sat for an interview with Najeeb Ahmad, a reporter for Geo TV. Geo TV is a private Pakistani television channel.

In the interview, Yazid, also known as Sheikh Saeed, called for the destruction of Pakistan's government which he said had "betrayed" the jihadis. Yazid swore that al-Qaida would recapture Afghanistan. And he reiterated al-Qaida's position that "all Americans, not just the American government" are the enemies of Islam.

The interview took place in Khost in eastern Afghanistan.

http://deepbackground.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/07/21/1212847.aspx

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Bin Laden is comatose or dead,

Big Z is dead and little G in prison. ( Ayman Al Zawahiri, Gadahan )

Leaving Abu Mustafa al-Yazid the senior al Qaeda leader.
He is in Afghan, ATRIT, ATRIT.....

Gerald

Unless some rank and file disagree.
Its up for grabs.

UPDATE: Abu Mustafa al-Yazid has spoke twice for the al Qaeda so far.
The Others are silent.....Big Z quite for almost 3 months now.

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