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    The US Policy in Afghanistan

    The US is following these objectives in Afghanistan

    1. Control of Oil and Gas Pathways to world Markets
    2. Control of Central Asia and Confrontation with Russia and China using "Islamic Fundamentalism" and Iranian Azeri Pan Turkism.

    To carry out these policies the US tries to establish a presence in Afghanistan. The US tries to go beyond a military presence and establish itself in Afghanistan as a political force. In order to that it needs to reshape the Afghan society into social relations that is not dependent on a few political leaders but tries to have an independent social base in Afghanistan. This requires several social elements. Firstly it wants to elimnate tribalism and replace it with a strong central state. Secondly it also needs a nation balanced by two opposing forces. In other words it tries to create polarization in order to be able to act as an intermediary between these social forces. Thirdly it tries to disconnect Afghanistan from its historical past . A nation without a historical identity is easy to insult and control. Also Afghanistan is supposed to be "Uncivilized Moslem Nation" and it should be demarcated in an obvious way so it is not mistaken to be a "European Civilized State" and mixed up with civilized people.

    In order to achieve these objectives The US policy is the following:

    1. A Centralized State in Afghanistan

    Centralization of state by subordination of tribal structure to the state. There are several methods used: Subordination of tribal structure to police, military or buying the tribal leaders or create a commanding relations with tribal leaders through terror and physical elimination of tribal leaders. A good example was a few months ago when 30-40 tribal leaders in North West Pakistan Tribal Area were murdered by Al-Qaida in Pakistan at one time. Al-Qaida is a US operation run by Azeri Turks in Iran on behalf of US.

    Also intellectuals, Engineers, professionals, University teachers, journalist and other related categories are on the list to be eliminated. These jobs can be performed by others such Azeri turks or outsourced to some obedient groups. In Iraq 5000 highly educated people were just shot dead at their homes. This process has already started in Afghanistan and according to reports secret foreign intelligence groups together with local police are carrying out these murders. This is one of the reasons that they are trying to force afghans to abandon the Dari language in favor of Azeri Turk "Farsi" so barriers for Azeri turk entry into afghanistan is removed.

    2. A New Nation-State: Tajik-Pashtoon State

    The US tries to create a new nation state in Afghanistan. A nation state which is primarily composed of two "ethnicities". Afghanistan is going to be a "Tajik-Pashtoon" state. This will also prepare Afghanistan for later partitioning. They also have started talking about a "Persian-Pashtoon" state. This will prepare Afghanistan for an eventual incoporation into Iran. It is necessary to point out that there are no "Persians" in Afghanistan and Tajik ethnicity is a fake ethnicity too as it mixes "Dari speaking Turks with Dari speaking Bactrians" and call them "Tajiks". Persian is an ethnicity in Iran and just speaking Farsi does not necessarily make one Persian.

    3. The Policy of Turkification of Afghanistan:

    State Racial policy is a major task to be carried out in Afghanistan. The policy of Turkification of Afghanistan aims to create a "semi-Azeri Turk ethnicity" in Afghanistan and call it the Afghan Race. The "Afghan Race" will be connected to Iran, Iraq, Armenia and The Republic of Azerbaijan by a series of "Pseudo-Scientific" and Fraud Theories and will be called the "Iranian Race" which is supposed to span all these countries.

    US foreign policy is based on the "Clash of Civilization" a theory by Mr. Huntington a leading member of US government. What is the "Clash of Civilization"?. It means that US divides people into two categories: The "Civilized" people and the "Uncivilized" people. The "Civilized" people are Americans and Europeans. The "Uncivilized" people are the Moslems. An innovation is this theory is that "Moslems" are regarded as some kind of ethnicity. That is "Moslem" is the name of an ethnicity!!!! This make it easier to deal with very diverse people in a simple way for the American and European public. So how does "Moslems ethnicity" look like? It looks like President Ahmadinejad.

    Therefore US targets Afghanistan, Iraq and Armenia for Turkification. This policy is in progress in both Iraq and Armenia. As soon as US has a control over Afghanistan, large numbers of Azeri Turks from Iran will be moved into Afghanistan under different pretextes. Afghans will be told that you are not really Afghans and you are not related to ancient afghans. You are just a bunch of worthless Azeri turks. You can already now hear this from Pakistani posters who call Afghans all kind of names. Same stories have been told to Iraqis and Armenians now.

    Who is going to implement these policies? Mr. Hekmatyar is a US favourite to succeed President Karzai. According to records released by US congress Mr. Hekmatyar was the main force that was supported by the CIA and Pakistan ISI under 80's-90's. He was also responsible for the export of Heroin from Afghanistan to Europe and US.

    After the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan in 96 Hekmatyar went to Iran and received protection from Azeri Turks in Iran. Hekmatyar is involved both with Azeri Turks in Iran, Al-Qaida and The Republic of Azerbaijan criminal-mafia activities and in the war between Azerbaijan-Armenia. See the appendix below for details.

    All kind of stories are made about Mr. Hekmatyar to make him look independent. Hekmatyar is connected to "KGB and Russians" is a fake story on this forum. Also Mr. Hekmatyar is on the "Black List" of CIA. And CIA is on the "Red List" of MR. Hekmatyar. Pan Turks in Iran will provide appropriate cover for Mr. Hekmatyar and turn him into "Anti-Imperialist" and "Anti-Colonialist".

    What is Mr. Hekmatyar job? Condi Rice, US secretary of State, defined Mr. Hekmatyar job some weeks ago. She stated "Bombings in Iraq will help with the creation of a new nation state in Iraq". As a President of Afghanistan, MR. Hekmatyar will start bombing Afghans until they accept they are "Tajiks" and "Pashtoons" who will take orders from Americans. This is based on a previous model from Iraq. In Iraq this model is called Suni-Shia model. In Iran this model is called "Iranian" vs. "Moslem" model. Azeri Turks are supposed to be "Iranians". The natives of Iran are supposed to be the "Moslems". Bombings will force those identities on ordinary people.

    Mr. Hekmatyar is a second version of Mughtada Al Sadr which has been tested in Iraq and is going to be used for Afghanistan now. Mr. Hekmatyar is also supposed to eliminate tribalism from Afghanistan by murdering most of the tribal leaders. Another task is to subordinate woman to the policy of Turkification by stoning, seeghah or temporary marriages, and open prostitution and sex-slavery and other methods. These methods have already been tested in Iran and it is going to be exported to Afghanistan. This way the policy of turkification is speeded up as US is in a hurry to get control of oil resources.

    Hekmatyar will be dumped by the Americans when he has performed his tasks as Mughtada Al-Sadr was dumped. Mr. Hekmatyar assuming office as the President of Afghanistan was delayed because the assasination attempt on Karzai failed. But as Pakistani generals have stated :"Karzai is the root of instability in Afghanistan and he should go."

    In summary Afghanistan is going toward slavery planned by US for its oil interest. Our view is this: Afghans should make a stand today. Tomorrow is too late.

    Appendix:

    Hekmatyar and Azeri Turk ConnectionThe Republic of Azerbaijan)

    In an interesting article, an excerpt from his book, Peter Dale Scott also draws the attention of the reader to the relationship between the major western oil companies and the so-called terrorist networks that did nothing but carry out the orders given to them by these very companies.

    He points out the “Al Qaeda activities in Central Asia in the 1990s [and] the extent to which they involved both American oil companies and the U.S. government …the U.S.-protected movements of al Qaeda terrorists into regions like Afghanistan, Azerbaijan and Kosovo have served the interests of U.S. oil companies. In many cases they have also provided pretexts or opportunities for a U.S. military commitment and even troops to follow.”

    “To gain access to the petroleum reserves of the Caspian Basin” thought to be “the largest known reserves of unexploited fuel in the planet” Peter Dale Scott notices a continuous US policy toward destabilizing the former Soviet republics right from the Reagan era and the Afghan War, the first Bush Administration preparing for the construction of a pipeline bypassing Russia and the Clinton administration expressing these goals “more as matters of national security”.

    He emphasizes that “…In one former Soviet Republic, Azerbaijan, Arab Afghan jihadis clearly assisted this effort of U.S. oil companies to penetrate the region. In 1991, Richard Secord, Heinie Aderholt, and Ed Dearborn, three veterans of U.S. operations in Laos, and later of Oliver North's operations with the Contras, turned up in Baku under the cover of an oil company, MEGA Oil.[14] This was at a time when the first Bush administration had expressed its support for an oil pipeline stretching from Azerbaijan across the Caucasus to Turkey.[15] MEGA never did find oil, but did contribute materially to the removal of Azerbaijan from the sphere of post-Soviet Russian influence.”

    Further introducing these mercenaries Scott goes on: “As MEGA operatives in Azerbaijan, Secord, Aderholt, Dearborn, and their men engaged in military training, passed “brown bags filled with cash” to members of the government, and above all set up an airline on the model of Air America which soon was picking up hundreds of mujahedin mercenaries in Afghanistan…Meanwhile, Hekmatyar, who at the time was still allied with bin Laden, was “observed recruiting Afghan mercenaries [i.e. Arab Afghans] to fight in Azerbaijan against Armenia and its Russian allies.”[20] At this time, heroin flooded from Afghanistan through Baku into Chechnya, Russia, and even North America.”

    More importantly, “In 1993 the mujahedin also contributed to the ouster of Azerbaijan's elected president, Abulfaz Elchibey, and his replacement by an ex-Communist Brezhnev-era leader, Heidar Aliyev”, someone experienced enough to counter the Russian opposition to the objectives that left them out.

    “At stake was an $8 billion oil contract with a consortium of western oil companies headed by BP” mainly for the construction of the Baku-Israel pipeline better known as Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan. “The Arab Afghans …were set on fighting Russia in the disputed Armenian-Azeri region of Nagorno-Karabakh, and in liberating neighboring Muslim areas of Russia: Chechnya and Dagestan.[24] …As the 9/11 Commission Report notes (58), the bin Laden organization established an NGO in Baku, which became a base for terrorism elsewhere. It also became a transshipment point for Afghan heroin to the Chechen mafia, whose branches “extended not only to the London arms market, but also throughout continental Europe and North America (Cooley, Unholy Wars, 176).””

    In relation with the sources that financed the mujahedin operation Scott adds, “According to police sources in the Russian capital, 184 heroin processing labs were discovered in Moscow alone last year. “Every one of them was run by Azeris, who use the proceeds to buy arms for Azerbaijan's war against Armenia in Nagorno-Karabakh,” [Russian economist Alexandre] Datskevitch said.”

    It can clearly be seen that the shift from relative neutrality to the active supporting of “Azerbaijan” despite all the atrocities committed against the Armenians was the waking interest of the West in Caspian oil.

    Scott further quotes from a White House Press Statement by Clinton in 1997, “In a world of growing energy demand, our nation cannot afford to rely on a single region for our energy supplies. By working closely with Azerbaijan to tap the Caspian's resources, we not only help Azerbaijan to prosper, we also help diversify our energy supply and strengthen our energy's security”.

    Yet the initial euphoria proved to be wishful thinking or maybe a political bluff. In any case the ambition soon proved to be impossible to materialize. The whole point in duping the greedy British Petroleum into building the pipeline is nothing but a PR stunt to superficially increase the importance of Turkey, something Turks have been true masters of for centuries.

    According to Armenian Sources:
    Bin Laden’s fellow fighter, who detained in Germany, testified that al-Qaeda leader visited Baku 86 times during past 10 years. We should not forget about hundreds of Afghan mujahids who fought against Armenians in Karabakh. Furthermore, all drivers of Iranian trucks entering Armenia are Azeris by origin and have Azeri passports. It’s quite possible that besides their direct job, they act as scouts,” Melik-Shahnazaryan emphasized.

    Posted by JKabuli

    Dear Friends,

    The US Lunkheads, having no strategy in Afghanistan continue their reign of death and destruction on our people.
    More troops, builiding Bagram into the biggest US concentration camp, and now a major CIA assassination program similar to Projecy Pheonix in Vietnam which assassinated over 24,000 people accused of being Viet Cong....

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    CIA death squads killing with “impunity” in Afghanistan
    Joe Kay, WSWS




    19 May 2008

    A United Nations investigator released a preliminary report last week citing widespread civilian deaths in Afghanistan, often at the hands of unaccountable units led by the CIA or other foreign intelligence agencies.

    The investigator is Philip Alston, a New York University professor serving as the Special Rapporteur of the United Nations Human Rights Council on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution. His report provides a partial glimpse into the illegal actions of intelligence agencies, occupying forces, and Afghan police, as they seek to repress opposition to the US-led occupation and US-backed government.

    A more detailed final report will be released later this year.

    More Here:

    The Rise of Afghan Empire
    http://afghanempire.blogspot.com
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