A Mass Grave In Afghanistan Raises Questions (2/4)

Recorded from NPR's (National Public Radio) "Fresh Air" from WHYY, July 23, 2009 · In 2001, shortly after the American invasion of Afghanistan, hundreds or possibly thousands of Taliban and Al Qaeda prisoners surrendered to Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, an Afghan warlord on the payroll of the C.I.A.

Over the course of three days, the captured prisoners were allegedly packed into shipping containers without food or water. Many suffocated, while others were reportedly shot by guards.

The mass grave has never been fully exhumed, and human rights groups allege that the Bush administration discouraged investigation of the matter, even after the urging of officials from the F.B.I., the State Department and the Red Cross.

Dr. Jennifer Leaning, Nathaniel Raymond and Dr. Nizam Peerwani of Physicians for Human Rights discuss their investigation of the alleged massacre and how the Obama administration is dealing with the issue.

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[d5sher]

این ها اجسادی هستند که توسط طالبان کرام وبدستور کرنیل های پاکستانی قطعه قطعه شده اند. ملاعمر یک چشمه که خود را حامی دین مبین اسلام میداند این جنایت را مرتکب شده است. این مشت نمونه خروار است طالبان کرام ازین جنایت ها که کم نکرده اند .

ننگ و نفرین بر طالبان مزدور و جنایت کار

[ZIVONZivon]

General Dostum, An Afghan General of Uzbek Ethnicity, very close to President Karzai, gathered 1000's of mainly Pakistani Al Qayeda fighters who entered Afghanistan in 2001, he secretly drove them all to a desert called Dashet Laili and slaughtered them all, in a mass grave. the remaining 500 or so were taken to Qalai Jangi and shot openly inf ront of world media, they were all set up, THIS WAS TO SEND A MESSAGE TO PAKISTAN AND OTHERS. UN must act to bring Dostum to international court of law