Taliban knows how to Punish Afghan Informants via WikiLeaks

The Taliban has issued a stern warning for Afghan informers [to the US and NATO coalition] whose names appear on the leaked Afghanistan War Diary logs.

The Taliban are studying and investigating the report searching for information that may reveal names and addresses of Afghans cooperating with Nato forces. The precise GPS locations of Afghans. And sources and methods of gathering intelligence, etc.

“ If they are US spies, then we know how to punish them.” – Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban spokesman

As previously reported, Bradley Manning, the 22-year old US Military Intelligence analyst arrested for leaking the graphic 2007 Iraq helicopter gunner video is once again the primary suspect and is in custody.

” Intelligence sources and methods, as well as military tactics, techniques and procedures will become known to our adversaries.” – US Defense Secretary, Robert Gates

Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange that he may already have blood on his hands following the leak of 92,000 classified documents relating to the war in Afghanistan.

” Mr Assange can say whatever he likes about the greater good he thinks he and his source are doing, but the truth is they might already have on their hands the blood of some young soldier or that of an Afghan family.”  – Admiral Mike Mullen

WikiLeaks Pakistan is helping Taliban Insurgents in Afghanistan

New US military reports leaked to Julian Assange and Wikileaks show Pakistan was actively collaborating with the Taliban in Afghanistan while accepting American aid. In fact, the Afghan Taliban is headquartered in Pakistan.

The secret military documents referred to as the Afghan War Diaries contain more than 90,000 files giving a detailed account of fighting between January 2004 and December 2009.

Bradley Manning, a US Military Lieutenant and intelligence analyst was arrested in connection with the release of the 2007 US Helicopter attack on Iraq insurgents video. It is believed that he is responsible for leaking the Afghan War Diary classified documents as well.

National Security Advisor, General James Jones accused WikiLeaks of taking action that could put the lives of Americans and US partners at risk, and threatening national security.

The NSA added that the irresponsible leaks will not deter Washington’s commitment to the fight in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Key findings from the WikiLeaks Afghan War Diaries:

• CIA paramilitary operations are expanding in Afghanistan
• Taliban use of portable, heat-seeking missiles against US and coalition aircraft
• Americans suspect Pakistan’s spy service of guiding Afghan insurgency

“ However illegally these documents came to light, they raise serious questions about the reality of America’s policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan.” – Sen. John Kerry, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

WikiLeaks Globalists profit $500 Billion year Afghan Opium trade

Whistleblower site WikiLeaks has published 75,000 classified documents detailing the war in Afghanistan.

Some say the Afghan War Diary documents are of the caliber of the Pentagon Papers in their importance while others say the leaks are a non-factor.

Wikileaks reinforces the claim that Pakistan supports the Taliban.

Who and what is WikiLeaks?

WikiLeaks is a Web site with worldwide servers that publish classified documents provided by whistleblowers and other anonymous sources.

WikiLeaks is not affiliated with Wikipedia. It’s founder is Julian Assange, who some consider the most dangerous man in the world.

WikiLeaks has previously released classified, private e-mails of former Alaska Governor and US Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin and published sensitive Swiss banking information.