Is The Obama Administration Negotiating U.S. Surrender and Defeat with the Taliban?
Nov23According to a report from Threats Watch U.S. Ambassador in Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry, is holding secret meetings with the Taliban to exchange 5 provinces for quiet and the cessation of further missile attacks.
It comes to our attention that the MEMRI Blog highlights an article from the Saudi al-Watan in Arabic that – according to an Afghan source – the United States is talking to the Taliban seeking to trade control of 5 provinces in exchange for the cessation of attacks on US bases. MEMRI summarizes:
An Afghan source in Kabul reports that U.S. Ambassador in Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry is holding secret talks with Taliban elements headed by the movement’s foreign minister, Ahmad Mutawakil, at a secret location in Kabul. According to the source, the U.S. has offered the Taliban control of the Kandahar, Helmand, Oruzgan, Kunar and Nuristan provinces in return for a halt to the Taliban missile attacks on U.S. bases.
Critics are saying the administrations reaction will be to say — they are exploring all options to wit, Chris from The Minority Report Blog observes “I suppose Mr. Obama’s contention that he is examining all avenues of strategy in Afghanistan is true after all. Perhaps we misjudged the man? Oddly, who would have thought that surrender was one of those avenues. My guess is that wasn’t one of the options General McCrystal thought of.”

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