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This very important historical event will go under the radar due to the attention of the American Presidential elections vaudeville fake farce, and other global events.
This is good from the perspectives of the spiritual 'rune stones' universe.
The corrupt Deep State responded by staging a false Flag 'ISIS attack' in Kabul there after...indicating CLEARLY that the peace process is the right thing to do. For a nation at war caused by near and far neighbors and powers against what was essentially a hermit state, detached from global affairs....40 years of conflict from December 1979...with millions dead, in horrible genocidal ways (Soviets killed 1.5 million in the Pashtun belt alone 1979--1989)..........THIS false flag by ISIS is nothing.
The peace process will become more significant over the years, as judged by history.
President Donald Trump has shown magnanimous mercy to a people who have experienced so much pain and destruction covering 40 years.
President Trump shows foresight and strategic thinking when he detaches the American war machine from being involved in a corrupt fake war of 19 years, based on the murder of 3,000 American civilians on American soil; Opium importation and trafficking by the CIA/Pentagon around the world and the USA; illegal money laundering; The habitual off the cuff random lying justification as to why the USA was in Afghanistan fighting a fake controlled opposition and the Taliban; the massive corruption of tax payer funds with wads and suitcases of billions and more going to GCC banks and the UAE......AND SO ON and so on. Things that make a war machine corrupt and worthless, and degenerate.
And so as he goes into the Presidential debates in a few months, it is a mighty feather in his cap which he can boast about again, again, and again as a pose to the warmonger Biden the man who led the charge against CIA Saddam in 2003. The base will be very happy to hear this as will all of the country, including bitter Bernie supporters.
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Pompeo: Afghan Peace Process Going Forward Despite Setbacks
It is still the first week since Saturday’s peace deal between the US and the Taliban was signed. Things aren’t going ideally, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says that the US intends to move forward with the process.
The US narrative on the process has varied wildly over the past few days. After the Afghan government reneged on promised prisoner releases, The Taliban attacked Afghan targets. By Wednesday, the US had also attacked a Taliban target with an airstrike.
Gen. Mark Milley downplayed the violence, saying that the Taliban have fulfilled a series of conditions, they haven’t attacked any Afghan capitals, nor have they attacked any foreign troops, as pledged under the peace deal.
While Pentagon officials have largely said they don’t consider the attacks a big deal, while Pompeo has said Taliban attacks are unaccepted. At the same time, he says that everyone knows the prisoner exchange needs to happen.
The problem is that the Afghan government has argued that the prisoner exchange is up to them, not the US. The US promised the release to the Taliban, but only made a deal with the government to explore the idea.
The Taliban has said the prisoner exchange was clearly a big deal in negotiations, and a big topic, not something that can just be dismissed now that the deal is reached.
The US narrative on the process has varied wildly over the past few days. After the Afghan government reneged on promised prisoner releases, The Taliban attacked Afghan targets. By Wednesday, the US had also attacked a Taliban target with an airstrike.
Gen. Mark Milley downplayed the violence, saying that the Taliban have fulfilled a series of conditions, they haven’t attacked any Afghan capitals, nor have they attacked any foreign troops, as pledged under the peace deal.
While Pentagon officials have largely said they don’t consider the attacks a big deal, while Pompeo has said Taliban attacks are unaccepted. At the same time, he says that everyone knows the prisoner exchange needs to happen.
The problem is that the Afghan government has argued that the prisoner exchange is up to them, not the US. The US promised the release to the Taliban, but only made a deal with the government to explore the idea.
The Taliban has said the prisoner exchange was clearly a big deal in negotiations, and a big topic, not something that can just be dismissed now that the deal is reached.
