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Afghan Govt. Demands Arrest of US "Death Squad" Who handcuffed, executed 8 children. US refuses By Carl Herman January 15, 2010 "LA County Nonpartisan Examiner" -- Kai Eide, UN Representative to Afghanistan confirmed the Afghan government’s investigative conclusions that US troops handcuffed and then executed eight students enrolled in grades 6 through 10 in a night raid on December 27, 2009. The US military and NATO responded the troops involved were non-official. The most likely source of para-military “non-official” troops in Afghanistan is Blackwater/Xe.
President Hamid Karzai demanded arrest of the US troops engaged in the break-in and mafia-style execution of their children. The US responded to the Afghan demand of January 1 by rejecting the findings of the Afghan government and UN with a vague promise of their own self-investigation at some later date.
Dave Lindorff caught corporate media in repulsive disinformation by quoting the NY Times titling and introducing this incident as:
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