Al-Qaeda leader Bin Laden 'dead'. Again.

[Jan Klimkowski]

The timing of this "prison break" now looks both significant and suspicious.

541 prison-hardened Taliban, including 104 commanders, are potentially far more dangerous than Osama, or the phantom, allegedly executed by SEALs in his "compound".

Did these Taliban really manage to spend months digging a half mile tunnel with electricity and air vents without NATO, the "finest military machine in the world", having a clue? Seems pretty preposterous.

Which means the false flag Strategy of Tension is alive and kicking.

Prison break in Kandahar


All their night-vision goggles, electronic listening gear and special ops units couldn't prevent the escape on April 24 in Kandahar of 541 prisoners labeled as Taliban, including 104 commanders described as the very backbone of the insurgency.


The tunnel they had dug for months stretched half a mile and had electricity and air holes. Keys they had obtained to the cells allowed organizers to open cellblocks and escort prisoners to the escape route.


The facility had undergone security upgrades and tightened procedures since a Taliban attack in 2008 had freed 900 prisoners. In that assault, an explosives-laden tanker truck at the prison gate diverted attention while an explosion at a back wall opened an escape route. Dozens of militants on motorbikes aided the escapes.


Afghan government officials and their NATO backers had repeatedly asserted that the prison now had vastly improved security since that attack with new guard towers, night illumination, a ring of concrete barriers topped with razor wire and an entrance reached by passing through multiple checkpoints and gates.