Reply #14: Remember Zaeef's old boss?

[sattahipdeep]

"The Taliban ambassador to Pakistan, who had been in Guantanamo prison for
some time, has been released with the help of the reconciliation programme," state
run Kabul National Television said.Zaeef had met the head of the reconciliation
programme, former president Sibghatullah Mojadidi, the television said. It gave no details and
Mojadidi was not immediately available for comment.
....
Zaeef's old boss, former foreign minister Wakil Ahmad Muttawakil who surrendered to U.S. troops
after the Taliban's ouster and was detained for about two years.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=545986&mesg_id=545986






Where is Salam Zaeef Taliban Ambassador?

EX-STATE DEPT.SECURITY OFFICER SPELLS OUT 9/11 COVER-UP

Q A question yesterday was also how does someone become an
ex-terrorist, if you will, member of the Taliban?

MR. ERELI: Well, I guess -- all I can tell you about that is
that at the time he applied, for the purposes for which he wished the

United -- to come to the United States, and based on a review of his
activity in the past, it was determined that there was no basis for
ineligibility.

Put in simple English, I think what you can conclude from that is
-- well, if -- I don't know that if -- if he was indeed a member of
the Taliban, being a member of the Taliban, in and of itself, is not
-- was not necessarily and is not -- was not necessarily at the time,
given what he was doing and what -- he wanted to come to the United
States, a grounds for ineligibility.

http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/-state-department-regular-briefing-briefer-adam-ereli-deputy-/2006/03/01/1421259.htm

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