were a great reforming improvement to mujahideen but we've done this in the past and we are going to do it again there is no way that a taliban army or police are going to risk their lives kill their brother afghans in the service of a foreign country when we've gone or in the service of a corrupt president they going back to their tribal loyalties the backs. and the passions will be divided as they always have been divided and the likelihood is that there would be disorder when we leave we went a civil war was going on the country was bitterly divided after we leave after we've left a few years the situation will be very similar they'll bill be more civil war and it the likely future rulers will be the taliban what lessons then should have been learnt from both britain's own colonial past and the soviet union's experience in afghanistan in two thousand and one in strasberg a very a bubbly and member of the duma tapped me on the back and said you british i'm going into afghanistan and you captured it in a few days and saying that we russians did that and we were there for ten years w

everything is still controlled by the anti-terrorist center the mujahideen and the gym are in it's hands they are their people and the chechen who lives in georgia and wants to study in an islamic country have to go through the anti terror center they tell you to tbilisi you go to the center meet some official and they won't let you go into you say yes to you agree to work for them although i'm of graeme's that his knowledge almost cost him his life following an assassination attempt he was allowed to return to church now with a green light from russian authorities after he asked for forgiveness now he plans to reveal everything he knows he would just come off grossly the chechen republic. and i just soldier and a civilian contractor have been killed in eastern afghanistan and in the parent green on blue attack the incident brings the number of deaths among u.s.

an argument with her boyfriend who is a cia agent, about whether or not they should support the mujahideen and jane, who has their right side of this argument as women often do in my stories, jane says -- her boyfriend wants to help takeover and she says, you wait and see when they take over. they will start putting people in jail. there won't be any freedom. that did become true so i wasn't surprised when things went so bad in afghanistan because i actually met some of those people, the mujahideen. for some reason some of them came to london. somebody who knew i was interested invited me to meet them and that did not improve my opinion. so yeah and the other book you are referring to is on pins and needles which is a true story. my only nonfiction book, which was about the employee, ross perot and the employees that were put in jail and escaped and is kind of in a venture story across the country. i guess also those revolutionaries at first appear to appeared to be on the side of freedom but when they got into power, like so many revolutionaries throughout history, they were more impressi

everything is still controlled by the anti-terrorist center or the mujahideen and the gym marks are in its hands they are their people any chechen who lives in georgia and wants to study in an islamic country have to go through the anti-terrorist center they tell you to believe he go to this center meet with some official and they won't let you go until you say yes into you agree to work for them are them of kareem's that his knowledge almost cost him his life following an assassination attempt he was allowed to return to church with a green light from russian authorities after he asked for forgiveness and now he plans to reveal everything he knows you are just going off are grossly the chechen republic. and coming up later in the program and unexpected visitor we give a set period as takes part in the u.n. general assembly with the help to find out more than just a theme in. a sacred place rising out of the waters of the lake the long ministry is home to one hundred fifty orthodox monks mostly younger than thirty five and they've come from many different places and backgrounds to live

we saw the same thing in in afghanistan in the eighty's the united states was arming and funding mujahideen who were attacking in beijing the soviet union to come over the afghan border eventually soviet union did occupy a large portion of afghanistan as a result of that but that was a guerrilla warfare a western backed affair that was used to draw in the soviet union so in this case the free syrian army and the us backed al-qaeda terrorist groups that are funded by great britain and united states are allowed to have bases now in turkey so of course you have to look between the lines if syrian troops are firing across the border there is definitely good reason syria has no interest in starting a war with turkey has any common sense person or commentator would look at it but in the case of being baited into protecting their own interests turkey's hate providing a safe haven for terrorists western backed terrorists so this looks like a set up in order to draw turkey into a conflict and also to further isolate syria as it is a nation state so do you believe that that's the reason assad wants t

helped the mujahideen now the taliban out of power funny how it all comes full circle hole right or war is always been about two things resources and control alongside the supposed surprise discovery of afghanistan's one trillion dollar wealth of untapped minerals the strategic position of occupied afghanistan is crucial for us to gemini gemini in the region also is it really a coincidence that before the us invasion the taliban and the un had a radical that the opium crop and now ninety percent of the world's heroin comes from the country and now we're fighting the same force we helped to. a twenty years ago but hey at least the combat troops are finally on their way out right hold on we don't ask what it even means when the government says the combat troops are leaving or the last time obama announced an end to combat troops that was iraq and yes many soldiers left but what about the tens of thousands of u.s. paid contractors and private mercenaries still operating in the country when will they be withdrawn and the same goes for afghanistan and into a combat mission does not mean an e

everything is still controlled by the anti-terrorist center or the mujahideen and the gym marks are in its hands they are their people any chechen who lives in georgia and wants to study in an islamic country has to go through the anti terror center they tell you to believe you go to this center meet with some official and they won't let you go until you say yes and to you agree to work for them are them of graeme's that his knowledge almost cost him his life following an assassination attempt he was allowed to return to church now with a green light from russian authorities after he asked for forgiveness now he plans to reveal everything he knows you are just going off are grossly the chechen republic. and they just soldier and a civilian contractor have been killed in eastern afghanistan in an apparent green on blue attack the incident brings the number of deaths among u.s. military personnel in afghanistan to two thousand. and national this forum believes that the revival of the taliban is evidence of just how bad the situation is in the country the beginning of the drawdown confirm

contingent you know you had in terms of dealing with the the soviet union you had this group of mujahideen who were the the indigenous population and they were really the fighting force then you had the arab militia could be and that group the bin ladin was on the rest were really almost. comical really i mean is this was this was the charlie wilson's war thing right and you had which of those groups was charlie wilson where we supported. the indigenous population which it had to get and the i mean there's a there's a fantastic book by steve cole which goes into this in a you know a great degree about what was bin laden's actual role and al qaida the al qaeda subsequent you know called al qaeda group actual role in the fight against the soviet union and big one was a terrible military commander i mean just awful he was more of a post here you know and he like to make himself out to be this fellow who you know beat back the soviets but really what he did was get a bunch of his people killed for very little reason i interrupted you in that sentence my apologies you were you were saying that

press stated, it is clear command of shariah that any female who by any means plays a role against mujahideenbe killed. the taliban say that they are holy warriors defending islam without that status of holy warrior, they would have no justification for anything that they do. more temper rate muslims insist that the taliban are not holy warriors for islam but the taliban have illegitimately ceased that label for themselves and hide behind it for their aks. in the taliban's letter they justify trying to kill a female because the letter says, quote, we can see the incident in the koran of the killing of a wife by a blind companion of the prophet because she spoke insulting words about the prophet and the prophet praised this act. the taliban defended attempting to shoot and kill a child with another story in the koran. hazrat khizar while traveling with the prophet musa killed a child. arguing about the reason for his killing, he said that the parents of this child are pious and in the future the child will cause a bad name for them. religious extremists all make the same mistake. they all fail

the way, if stingers sound familiar that's because they are the missiles that we did give to the mujahideenthey turned the tied there. u.s. officials have repeatedly said no weapons of any type are going from the u.s. to the syrian rebels. >> shepard: all right, jonathan, we will keep watching, thanks very much. let's get back to politics. a dozen key swing states are in play. depending on the numbers you want to use. analysts have long said ohio could long be the ones who determine who wins the white house. the last one to win the election without winning the buckeye state was john f. kennedy in the 1960s. both sides reportedly set to spend much of the next couple of weeks campaigning hard across ohio for that state's electoral vote. 18 of them. and from now until the election day, fox news has you covered there. mike tobin with the news. is he in columbus tonight. hello, mike. >> hello, shepard. the ground game here in ohio is something like nothing you have never seen before. republicans alone have made just shy of 6 million personal contacts. this week alone, republics knocked on a litt

it is not a coincidence, it is not the coincidence the likud and the mujahideen appeared after 1967. the first in 1973 and the second in 1974. and it is not a coincidence that the first right-wing government since the beginning of zionist colonization was after 1967 led by bacon in 1977. bacon himself was no secularist. bacon as you know basically deserted the youth movement in warsaw and ended up via russia after the german invasion of russia, ended up by russia and palestine. in 1944, february 1944, during the second world war, before hitler was defeated, bacon had become the leader of the terrorist organization. and in his declaration of war in february 1944, he invokes god of israel, god of moses. in may 194048 at the end of the british mandate, he again rallied his strips by invoking god of israel, keep thy soldiers and bless their swords. if rabin was the personification of militarism, bebe is the personification of right-wing zionist triumphalism. he is in competition not only with his contemporaries, bacon, olmert, barak, but he is also in competition for entry into the zioni