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U.S. Secretly releasing Taliban fighters?

Posted on | May 8, 2012 | No Comments

https://patriotupdate.com/22567/u-s-secretly-releasing-taliban-fighters

U.S. Secretly releasing Taliban fighters?

Monday, May 7, 2012

        The US has been secretly releasing captured         Taliban fighters from a detention center in Afghanistan in a bid to         strengthen its hand in peace talks with the insurgent group, the         Washington Post reported Monday.        

The “strategic release” program of high-level detainees is designed         to give the US a bargaining chip in some areas of Afghanistan where         international forces struggle to exercise control, the report said.

Under the risky program, the hardened fighters must promise to give         up violence and are threatened with further punishment, but there is         nothing to stop them resuming attacks against Afghan and American         troops.

“Everyone agrees they are guilty of what they have done and should         remain in detention. Everyone agrees that these are bad guys. But the         benefits outweigh the risks,” a US official told the Post.

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