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“Covert Radio Show: The Latest from Al Qaeda Pakistan and Africa”
DESCRIPTION: “Today’s show covers all the bases from praise to the first responders, to Americans turning Jihadi and a big announcement about this show going to radio- Runs 60 Minutes.”
(October 14, 2008)
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“Covert Radio Show: Live from Afghanistan with Tim Lynch”
DESCRIPTION: “We are back large and in charge here at the Covert Radio Show and what a great 1 Hour Show we have for you. Tim Lynch from VSSA checks in live from Afghanistan to talk about the latest on the Taliban Tet Offensive Style Assault that was repelled over the weekend in the Helmand. Then Bill Roggio joins the discussion to talk about the latest on the Taliban Truce Talks— are we talking to real taliban or wannabes. Finally, Brett talks about the X’s and O’s on a Narco Terror Attack in Mexico against the US Consulate. A GREAT 60 Minutes to kick off the week.”
(October 13, 2008)
NOTE: The following post is a quote:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2105591/posts
5 students from Afghanistan missing from UW
Seattle Times ^ | October 14, 2008 | Donna Gordon Blankinship
Posted on October 14, 2008 2:34:30 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Five Afghanistan scholars visiting the University of Washington to work on their master’s theses were reported missing after failing to show up for a week of training sessions, university officials said today.
The five were among 38 mid-career government and nonprofit officials in Seattle for a three-month research and training program. They are working toward a master’s degree in public policy and administration at Kabul University.
The program is in its second year through the Evans School of Public Affairs. It’s also the second time Afghani scholars have gone missing.
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The five men, who are all 30 or younger, attended the first week of training workshops after arriving in late September but failed to show up for the second week of the program and have been missing since Oct. 6, Arkans said.
“They’re not violating any laws; they’re violating a condition of their visa,” Arkans said. The scholars are in the United States on a J-1 visa, which allows extended stays for education or cultural exchange, according to the U.S. State Department.
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Two other scholars who participated in the program in 2007 did not return to Kabul, he said.
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