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    Blackwater/Xe conducting attacks within Pakistani soil and blaming Pakistan Taliban

    WMR (Wayne Madsen Report) has learned from a deep background source that Xe Services, the company formerly known as Blackwater, has been conducting false flag terrorist attacks in Pakistan that are later blamed on the entity called "Pakistani Taliban".

    Only recently did the US State Department designate the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), also known as the Pakistani Taliban, a terrorist group. The group is said by the State Department to be an off-shoot of the Afghan Taliban, which had links to "Al Qaeda" before the 9/11 attacks on the United States. TTP's leader is Hakimullah Mehsud, said to be 30-years old and operating from Pakistan's remote tribal region with an accomplice named Wali Ur Rehman. In essence, this new team of Mehsud and Rehman appears to be the designated replacement for Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Zawahiri as the new leaders of the so-called "Global Jihad" against the West.

    However, it is Xe cells operating in Karachi, Peshawar, Islamabad and other cities and towns that have, according to our source who witnessed the US-led false flag terrorist operations in Pakistan. Bombings of civilians is the favored false flag event for the Xe team and are being carried out under the orders of the CIA.

    However, the source is now under threat from the FBI and CIA for revealing the nature of the false flag operations in Pakistan. If the source does not agree to cooperate with the CIA and FBI, with an offer of a salary, the threat of false criminal charges being brought for aiding and abetting terrorism looms over the source.

    The Blackwater/Xe involvement in terrorist attacks in Pakistan have been confirmed by the former head of the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), General Hamid Gul, according to another source familiar with the current Xe covert operations. In addition, Pakistani ex-Army Chief of Staff, General Mirza Aslam Beg, reportedly claimed that while serving as president, General Pervez Musharraf approved Blackwater carrying out terrorist operations in Pakistan. Blackwater has been accused of smuggling weapons and munitions into Pakistan.

    Earlier this year WMR reported that "intelligence sources in Asia and Europe are reporting that the CIA contractor firm XE Services, formerly Blackwater, has been carrying out ‘false flag' terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, Somalia, the Sinkiang region of China, Pakistan, Iran, and Iraq, in some cases with the assistance of Israeli Mossad and Indian Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) personnel . . . A number of terrorist bombings in Pakistan have been blamed by Pakistani Islamic leaders on Blackwater, Mossad, and RAW. Blackwater has been accused of hiring young Pakistanis in Peshawar to carry out false flag bombings that are later blamed on the Pakistani Taliban, also known as Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan. One such bombing took place during the Ashura procession in Karachi last month. The terrorist attacks allegedly are carried out by a secret Blackwater-XE/CIA/Joint Special Operations Command forward operating base in Karachi. The XE Services component was formerly known as Blackwater Select, yet another subsidiary in a byzantine network of shell and linked companies run by Blackwater/Xe on behalf of the CIA and the Pentagon. On December 3, 2009, the Pakistani newspaper Nawa-i-Waqtreported: ‘Vast land near the Tarbela dam has also been given to the Americans where they have established bases for their army and air forces. There, the Indian RAW [Research and Analysis Wing] and Israeli Mossad are working in collaboration with the CIA to carry out extremist activities in Pakistan.'"

    The bombing of a CIA base in Khost, Afghanistan last December was blamed on the TTP but may have actually involved the covert Xe/CIA program to stage false flag attacks and something went drastically wrong with the operation that resulted in the deaths of seven CIA personnel, including the Khost station chief. The TTP was also linked to the failed Times Square "bombing" last May.

    Responsibility for the recent bomb attack of a pro-Palestine Shi'a rally in Quetta that killed 54 people was claimed by the Pakistan Taliban, but it was actually carried out by one of the Xe covert cells in the country, acting in concert with the CIA, Israeli Mossad, and Indian Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). The ultimate goal is to destabilize Pakistan to the point where it has no choice but to allow the Western powers to secure its nuclear weapons and remove them from the country in a manner similar to the procurement by the West of South Africa's nuclear weapons prior to the stepping down of the white minority government in the early 1990s.

    WMR has been informed that any American, whether or not he or she holds a security clearance, is subject to US national security prohibitions from discussing the US- sponsored terrorist attacks in Pakistan. In one case, a threat was made against an individual who personally witnessed the Xe/CIA terrorist operations but is now threatened, along with family members.

    Wayne Madsen is a Washington, DC-based investigative journalist and nationally-distributed columnist. He is the editor and publisher of the Wayne Madsen Report (subscription required).

    Source: Wayne Madsen Report.

  • #2
    Wayne Madison is very good and true! He broke so man big stories about bad USA


    http://www.infowars.com/bombshell-ba...-cia-creation/ <- Is about how Obama was created by CIA

    YouTube - Wayne Madsen Bombshell: Barack Obama Conclusively Outed as CIA Creation - Alex Jones Tv 1/3
    YouTube - Madsen: 'CIA and Blackwater using "journalists" as intelligence agents'
    YouTube - The CIA and Taliban work together
    YouTube - Madsen: 'Whistle blown on secret 9/11 unit'

    Also this guy show Obama and Jew Emanuel are gays!
    Wayne Madsen Special Report – Obama and Emanuel: Members of Same Gay Bath House Club in Chicago http://atlah.org/atlahworldwide/?p=8560

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    • #4
      I have heard this about Blackwater for ages

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      • #5
        This is one of the most ridiculous forums I have ever come accross. These people are trying to make a living out of anti-Americanism.

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        • #6
          Originally posted by Jasmine
          Which Forums?
          Sorry, was talking about the TV channel.

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          • #7
            I am still trying to assess Wayne Madsen. I had never heard of him til fairly recently.
            I saw a few of the articles mentioned by Maverick and they ARE sensational scoops, if as true as they seem to be when one first reads them.

            There's a series of a couple by him which painstakingly track Obama and his mother and perhaps father too. Madsen says the whole family worked for the CIA. His mother supposedly worked in a front organization for the CIA, in Lahore in the early 1980s. This is why Obama visited her supposedly there in Pakistan. Not many people probably know that Obama was in Pakistan briefly. I had heard that on a report about his passport visas being irregular somehow.

            Nobody seems to have paid any attention to ANY of these - so far.

            About this article, the part about the Xe responsibility or even involvement in that Dec attack sounds highly unlikely. The Jordanian guy already made a video in advance. How would Xe have any role? Doesn't make sense to me.

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            • #8
              RT obviously. What about that?

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              • #9
                You mean to the masses of the world, right?

                I read an article about the name switch which CLAIMED the station is "independent". However, the RT editor, a woman, said people had a difficult time accepting that...

                Are there reporters for in Kabul?
                Or they just fly in for occasional coverage?
                Or talk to consultants only from bases overseas?
                I'm not wild about RT, but once in awhile they have a different angel on a story.

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                • #10
                  Jasmine, I have watched RT a good amount of time and let me say, to me it didn't sound credible. The propaganda motives are all too evident.

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                  • #11
                    Jasmine, does RT pay about the same as Western news outlets, or not quite as much.

                    They are REALLY trying hard to remove the "Izvestiya" stigma of a government monolith and be viewed as a credible alternative to American media.

                    What do YOU think of their coverage of Afghanistan?
                    You must know far better than the rest of us, obviously!

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                    • #12
                      Nowhere near as -- what? You left out a word: Extensive?
                      Or something about the quality of the coverage?

                      Is that for sure about the FSB or SVR sponsorship of RT?
                      One would not be completely surprised.

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                      • #13
                        Originally posted by Zahir
                        Even the recent attack on the Ahmadiya mosque was very questionable. I don't see how this small religion plays any role in the affairs of Afghanistan or Pakistan, therefore they I are not considered a political actor in state affairs.

                        I don't really have an opinion on ISI, but I know they are fully aware of this.
                        this Blackwater group is finished anyways, and all these colonial tricks are dead.

                        You know much about incidents in Punjab and ISI's point of view about Xe etc. Just curious, are you from Lahore Punjab or Occupied Pakhtunkhwa?

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                        • #14
                          Originally posted by Zahir
                          I have studied the ISI as much as I can, read a book that has a white cover (no writing on it whatsoever on the front or back cover), and is written by a ISI operative. Also, I have 2 relatives who work in the ISI, and the ISI operates as an independent organization beyond the Pakistani Army and government. Kind of like its own government with its own powers.

                          Again, I am neither from Pakhtunwa or Punjab lol, but my family is directly from Afghanistan!!!

                          Mind my grammar mistakes by the way. Im typing fast. The Ahmadiya bombing was big news btw. Did you not hear about it? Don't you watch CNN? Its worthy to pay attention to all news rather than just Afghan news. You are able to learn more about the world in that way!
                          Thanks Zahir khana! Now I can understand why you know so much about Pakistani politics and the ISI.

                          BTW, your are from afghanistan and naturally so are your relatives, but it is interesting to hear that your relatives are working for the ISI.

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                          • #15
                            Originally posted by Zahir
                            Why? DO you think ISI is some Punjabi organization lol. Do you know that the pakistani army in the NWFP is full of Pashtuns. Do you know who General Orakzai is?
                            Do you know that that is the most overplayed statement by people who try to defend these institutions? Pashtuns make 13-14% of the army, and they haven't made many upper cadre people since a long long time. The unit that is mostly pashtun is FC and that too was due to the British policies in the region...Pakistan basically inherited the system. PLus, what is so good about General Orakzai? He was governor of Khyber Pashtunkhwa during the time Khyber Pashtunkhwa went officially down the toilet.
                            http://i29.tinypic.com/2a6j8jm.gif

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