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The Taliban Claims To Have Captured A Freed Gitmo Prisoner Recruiting For ISIS

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Report: Taliban Captured An ISIS Leader That Bush Released From Gitmo

 

"The Taliban, bane of America's post-9/11 Afghanistan operations, said Wednesday that they captured Mullah Abdul Rauf Khadim, a renegade insurgent and ex-Guantanamo detainee who was in Afghanistan recruiting for the Islamic State, the latest parry in a messy internecine conflict between violent Islamist regimes.

 

The independent Pajhwok news agency of Afghanistan reports that Khadim—who had previously been identified in the media as an ex-Taliban footsoldier who sought revenge against the U.S. after his detention in Gitmo—was arrested, along with 45 armed followers, after attempting to turn local militants against the Taliban..."

Kind of an odd Quandry to be in when you enemies are fighting among each other.

 

Sure looks like releasing him from Gitmo was a great decision.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.....

 

 

Except maybe here...

 

 

Unfortunately this is the usual CIA MO.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.....

 

 

Except maybe here...

 

 

Unfortunately this is the usual CIA MO.

 

Wonder if there is any chance Isis and the Taliban could go to war with each other? While I never like war, I wouldn't lose too much sleep if it did happen so long as innocent civilians are not harmed. The US military and intelligence could just sit back and observe.

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