mujahideen in soviet times then there were diggin arrayed it was transformed into a taliban it's the same old story this is what we are witnessing right now it's a wilson war part to their revenge or blowback that's it that pakistan strategically for the soviet forces for us it was the main impediment on i mean unsurmountable challenge we couldn't cross the river as we used to say in soviet times do you know hot pursuit against them and the mujahideen into pakistan american scam but they are not willing to open up their eyes and to realize that pakistan is the most indispensable ally of the united states is the most indispensable ally off taliban and. so now in terms of these leaks in particular we keep saying has said that a sort of the white house office has condemned the leaks and it was sponsible while weekly says that just promoting transparency in this issue what's your view on that . my view is the third one i completely i understand the logic behind the u.s. military who was not in this sort of aspiring but because he thought the afghan war is so under reported by old this em

the mujahideen morphed into the taliban.he intelligence service dealt with the mujahideen and the taliban and it has been going on for a long time. now the pakistani military and the pakistani intelligence services are conducting successful military operations. we've had successful operations in swat and south afghanistan, we've taken out leaders on taliban from both sides of the border and moreover 74 i.s.i. personnel have been killed in the last two years and killed in the attacks by the taliban -- that should be alone sufficient to convince people that that is then and now is now and pakistan is now standing firmly on the side of those who want to eliminate the taliban and the extremists in our region. >> charlie: listen to this clip from a interview last night. >> we have to other than, kiani was head of the i.s.i. from 2004 to 2007 when a lot of this was going on, when the afghan taliban were going over into afghanistan and where they continue to do, and general kiani has made it perform clear that the afghan taliban is

top drug kingpin all across the country for taliban funny and would be doing hit much for this mujahideen troika they know for sure for almost ninety years. old god is like brothers for the u.s. government so if the top u.s. intelligence assets well known for the whole world for almost nine years and nobody tried to harm them why the united states should be so concerned about the third grade informants somewhere in the countryside so the u.s. decision makers will be well advised to stop playing this server cd expressing their crocodile tears about the threat to the lives of u.s. informants in afghanistan and instead they should start thinking real hard how to arrest the narco terrorist threat that comes under their watch from afghanistan to russia and to european union. now take a look at some other stories from around the world and greece is set to mobilize military vehicles to restore fuel supplies hit by a truck driver strike protesters vowed to taking action despite the government's emergency order to return to work protests turned violent times with some clashes with police fuel has

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drug kingpin all across the country for taliban hi connie and would be doing hit much out for this mujahideen troika they know for sure for almost nine years that all caught his eye brothers work for the u.s. government so if the top u.s. intelligence assets well known for the whole world for almost nine years and nobody tried to harm them why the united states should be so concerned about the third rate informants somewhere in the countryside so the u.s. decision makers will be well advised to stuff playing this circuit city expressing their crocodile tears about the threat to the lives of u.s. informants in afghanistan and instead they should start thinking real hard how to arrest the narco terrorist threat that comes under their watch from afghanistan to russia and to european union. live from moscow this is r t it's good to have your company today now four years into ethnic tensions have been high in the former soviet republic of kyrgyzstan it stems back to when joseph stalin drew up the region's borders throwing part of what was considered neighboring land into kid of his territory thoug

for this mujahideen troika they know for sure for almost nine years that all caught his eye brothers work for the u.s. government so if the top u.s. intelligence assets well known for the whole world for almost nine years and nobody tried to harm them why the united states should be so concerned about the third rate informants somewhere in the countryside. for years into ethnic tensions have been high in the former soviet republic of kyrgyzstan it stems back to when joseph stalin dropped the region's borders throwing part of what was considered neighboring into his territory the most violent clashes between the two groups took place in april this year well you can find out more in our special report coming away in the next hour here on r.t. . the state which provided citizens with. its own. celtic. when the government should take. a break. right. up to the killing and. well now let's have a quick look at other stories making headlines around the world at this stage of the day the death toll from the worst floods in pakistan for decades has reached eight hundred one million people hav

they were child mujahideen. it was a precurse -- they were called the mujahideen. they were a precursor. they were allies because we supported the principle that it was wrong for the soviets to be occupying afghanistan. now the tables have turned and now we're the occupiers and now the very people that used to help us are now shooting and killing us and now it's been revealed just recently with this release of information that they actually have some stinger missiles and in the last month or so, three of our helicopters have been shot down. where does this all end? one thing about the reports in the newspaper, i think if they change the definition, or the use of one term, i think it would change everybody's attitude. if people came around to believing that the taliban are people who aren't dedicated toward coming over here to kill us, like some of the al qaeda are, but the taliban are only interested in getting rid of the occupiers of their country system of we call them militants. so we go in and we raid and shoot and kill and bomb and then we say, ah-ha we killed

they were child mujahideen. it was a precurse -- they were called the mujahideen. they were a precursor.

we created the mujahideen. i have seen video tape of the cia driving by and dropping double bags of hundreds of thsands of dollars which were pickedp by the warlords. this goes on today. we are sending hard cash, printed money, and they are distributing it among their own and taking the money on of the country, which was reported today, and are vacationing, buying million-dollar homes in other counies in the gulf. this is our money, taxpayer money, hard earned money that is going to a totally wasted effort in afghanistan. guest: that is the concern we had. this is a $2.16 billion contract with respect to trucking. but this is not the only internional money inserted into afghanistan, by any means. as disturbing as this report was, as the money was going to come of the country -- out of the country, there are alsoll sorts of other problems that are happening and we do not have a good grip on it. i do not mean to be repetitive, but it is counter t the mission and goals that we have set their. host: east orange, ne

once they were called the mujahideen, our allies along with iraq against the soviets. we defended jihad against the soviets. what gratitude. those same people now resebt our benevolent occupation with a little violence thrown in. the resistance to our presence grows as our perseverance wanes. our people are waking up but our officials refuse to recognize the longer we stay, the greater is the support for those dedicated to the principle that afghanistan is for afghans who resent all foreign occupation. the harder we fight a war that is not a war, the weak we are et get and the stronger become our -- becomes our enemy. when an enemy without weapons can resist an army of great strength, the most powerful of all history, one should ask, who has the moral high ground. military failure in afghanistan is to be our destiny. changing generals without changing our policies or our policymakers per pitch waits our agony and delays the inevitable. this is not a war that our generals have been trained for. nation building, police work, social engineering is never a job for foreign

we created the mujahideen. i have seen video tape of the cia driving by and dropping double bags of hundreds of thousands of llars which were picked up by the warlords. this goes on today. we are spending hard cash, printed money, and they are distributing it among their own and taking the money on of the country, which was reported today, and are vacatiing, buying million-dollar homes in other countries in the gulf. this our money, taxpayer money, hard earned money that is going to a totally wasted effort in afghanistan. guest: that is the concern we had. this is a $2.16 billion contract with respect to trucking. but this is not the only international money inserted into afghanistan, by any means. as disturbing as this report was, as the money was going to come of the country -- out of the country, there are also all sorts of other problems that are happening and we do not have a good grip on it. i do not mean to be repetitive, but it is counter to the mission and goals that we have set their. host: east orang

we created the mujahideen. i have seen video tape of the cia driving by and dropping double bags of hundreds of thousands of dollars which were picked up by the warlords. this goes on today. we are spending hard cash, printed money, and they are distributing it among their own and taking the money on of the country, which was reported today, and are vacationing, buying million-dollar homes in other countries in the gulf. this is our money, taxpayer money, hard earned money that is going to a totally wasted effort in afghanistan. guest: that is the concern we had. this is a $2.16 billion contract with respect to trucking. but this is not the only international money inserted into afghanistan, by any means. as disturbing as this report was, as the money was going to come of the country -- out of the country, there are also all sorts of other problems that are happening and we do not have a good grip on it. i do not mean to be repetitive, but it is counter to the mission and goals that we have set their. host: eas