Officials: Hotel Attackers Were From Taliban Sub-Group
But we thought Pakistan was our friend and ally? And, for that matter, we thought that we were currently negotiating with the Taliban.
Indeed, the Obama administration seems to believe that the Taliban are not even the enemy. The only enemy in Afghanistan Mr. Obama ever talks about is Al Qaeda.
By the way, the Haqqani are part of the northern terrorist network that the surge forces were supposed to attack later this year. But, now, with Mr. Obamas troop withdraw, that will not be able to happen.
In other words, most of those killed were civilians. And all of them were Muslims. And none of them were foreign infidels. But these Muslim terrorists will call it a tremendous success anyway.
It really does sound like the Mumbai attacks all over again.
Who can doubt that the Afghans are ready to assume total responsibility for their security?
Isnt it funny who the terrorists always choose to call when they want to brag?
No, the Pakistan military are too busy training the terrorists to find time to attack them.
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International officials confirmed Wednesday that a brazen attack by suicide bombers on a popular hotel in Afghanistan that left 19 dead was the work of the Haqqani network, a Taliban sub-group funded and trained in Pakistan.
"We have intelligence indicators linking this failed terrorist attack to the Haqqani network," international officials told Fox News.
But we thought Pakistan was our friend and ally? And, for that matter, we thought that we were currently negotiating with the Taliban.
Indeed, the Obama administration seems to believe that the Taliban are not even the enemy. The only enemy in Afghanistan Mr. Obama ever talks about is Al Qaeda.
By the way, the Haqqani are part of the northern terrorist network that the surge forces were supposed to attack later this year. But, now, with Mr. Obamas troop withdraw, that will not be able to happen.
Eight insurgents stormed the Western-style Inter-Continental hotel in Kabul Tuesday night, setting of explosions and exchanging gunfire with authorities for hours until pressure from Afghan snipers and a NATO helicopter forced three of the remaining bombers to blow themselves up
Hours later, an injured suicide bomber holed up in one of the hotel rooms detonated his explosives, signaling an end to the fight.
11 Afghan civilians all workers at Kabuls Inter-Continental hotel were killed, along with two policemen. 13 others were wounded, but none of the hotels guests were killed.
In other words, most of those killed were civilians. And all of them were Muslims. And none of them were foreign infidels. But these Muslim terrorists will call it a tremendous success anyway.
The attackers were heavily armed with machine guns, anti-aircraft weapons, rocket-propelled grenades, hand grenades and grenade launchers, the Afghan officials said
It really does sound like the Mumbai attacks all over again.
The attack occurred on the eve of a conference about transferring responsibility for security from foreign to Afghan forces by the end of 2014
Who can doubt that the Afghans are ready to assume total responsibility for their security?
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack in a telephone call to The Associated Press
Isnt it funny who the terrorists always choose to call when they want to brag?
U.S. military officials have said the Haqqani network is the most dangerous militant group battling foreign forces in Afghanistan.
The U.S. has repeatedly asked Pakistan to launch an offensive against the network, but the military has said that its forces are stretched too thin by other operations in the tribal areas
No, the Pakistan military are too busy training the terrorists to find time to attack them.
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