The man who assassinated Kazai’s brother was a CIA informant

   Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai’s brother was assassinated by his own personal bodyguard late last week in what was considered a major victory for the Taliban. We are now beginning to learn a few details about the assassin–Sardar Mohammad–which I find to be quite interesting.

  Sardar Mohammad was working with the British government  and was considered to be a top CIA informant before he was supposedly recruited by the Taliban to undertake this assassination. It seems a little odd to me that a trusted CIA informant would suddenly decide to “change teams” and kill the man he had been protected after simply being contacted by the Taliban.

  What an unbelievable coincidence! Either the CIA was incompetent or they were involved, and I think it was the latter. Forgive me for being so skeptical, perhaps if it wasn’t for the fact that the US government purposely gave weapons to drug lords in both Mexico and Honduras I wouldn’t be, but maybe, just maybe, the administration was duplicitous in this assassination. With Operation Gunrunner and Operation Castaway coming to light there is no longer anyway we can take our government at its word. The federal government supplied weapons to people who are trying to hurt American citizens so how are we supposed to believe that the government was not involved in this killing in any way?

  Coupled with Operation Gunrunner and Operation Castaway comes the news last week that the United States was opening up negotiations with the Taliban, and it seems to be just a little too much of a coincidence that the assassination took place so soon after the talks began.

The Obama Administration has entered into direct, secret talks with senior Afghan Taliban leaders, several people briefed about the talks told me last week. The discussions are continuing; they are of an exploratory nature and do not yet amount to a peace negotiation

  The Obama regime opens up talks with the Taliban last week, and this week a man with whom the CIA had a trusted relationship kills the Afghani president’s brother? It is a sad state of affairs when one cannot trust his government to the point where a story such as this raises suspicion but the fact is that is where we are with the current regime. Barack Obama has a fleeting relationship with the truth, he has lost all credibility, and because of this we simply can no longer believe anything that comes out of his mouth–or from his propaganda machine.

  I honestly hope that I am going off the deep end here; I hope that I am wrong in this, and I hope that this is nothing more than a strange coincidence, and I hope that the CIA was merely incompetent–not that that would be much more reassuring. But the fact is I cannot say beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Obama regime did not play a role in this assassination, and Barack Obama has nobody to blame but himself because he has had trouble in the past with the truth.