Thread: And So It Begins: Freed Taliban Vows To Fight Again!

And So It Begins: Freed Taliban Vows To Fight Again!

Government Intel
June 6, 2014 0 227



Only days after being released one of the freed Taliban leaders has already vowed to return to his reign of terror in Afghanistan so he can kill Americans. Over the next year the Qatari government is supposed to monitor the terror leaders but that remains a big ‘if’.

Regardless of how well they are monitored after their one year of probation is up, they will return to Afghanistan to fight another day. This is a major blow to American forces as they have continued to be let down by the incompetent Obama administration.

NBC News reports a family member has been in touch with the network to share Noori’s threats.

“After arriving in Qatar, Noorullah Noori kept insisting he would go to Afghanistan and fight American forces there,” a Taliban commander told NBC News via telephone from Afghanistan.”

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Freed Taliban Commander Praises America, Blesses Our Troops, Vows to Retire to Goat Herding…NOT!

By Norvell Rose
1 2:16 pm June 6, 2014

Golly Gee Wow! Who could have possibly seen this one coming? I mean, it totally defies logic and reason!!
One of the five Taliban leaders/terrorists/war criminals freed from Guantanamo Bay in return for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s release is not going quietly into the night. Nope, he has reportedly pledged to return to fight Americans in Afghanistan, according to a fellow militant and a relative.
The shocking/stupefying/completely unexpected report comes from NBC News:

“After arriving in Qatar, Noorullah Noori kept insisting he would go to Afghanistan and fight American forces there,” a Taliban commander told NBC News via telephone from Afghanistan.
Noori pushed to return to Afghanistan after learning that the U.S. had provided written assurances that no country would arrest any of the five freed for a year as long as they lived peacefully, one of his relatives told NBC News by telephone from Afghanistan.
Under the terms of the deal, the former commanders would remain under the control of the government of Qatar for one year and be subject to “restrictions on their movement and activities,” a senior U.S. official has told NBC News –- including a one-year travel ban.

No word yet on just how angry and dismayed President Obama is, as he will no doubt promise to get to the bottom of this outrage.

http://www.libertynews.com/2014/06/f...at-herdingnot/