Journalist report: DoD denied permission to drone suicide bomber

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Roger Pardo-Maurer

According to Roger Pardo-Maurer, the former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Western Hemisphere Affairs (2001-2006),  the Department of Defense had foreknowledge of the Kabul Airport suicide bomber. They were denied permission to fire a Predator Drone missile once they had a lock on him. this information does not come directly from Mr. Pardo-Maurer, but rather from journalist Jorge Bonilla.

Allegedly, the US was ‘negotiating’ with the Taliban at the time, and 13 service members and 169 Afghans died.

This was shared with host Jorge Ramos.

No confirmation yet from Mr. Pardo-Maurer if it’s accurate and how he knew..

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Reporter Jorge Bonilla stands behind his reporting:

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GuvGeek
3 years ago

Clinton had the opportunity to take out Osama Bin Laden but didn’t, result 9/11. The whole Afghan situation goes back to Bush 43 going into Afghanistan without an exit strategy. We should have had a plan to protect ALL the people who helped us in a corner of Afghanistan back in 2001. Ten years ago, 0bama (and Traitor Joe) could… Read more »

The Prisoner
3 years ago

So we are to believe that our fake DOD/Intel heroes, who botched Afghanistan for 20 years (and many other things), knew of the bomber but were not allowed to act? Isn’t that under local control? Couldn’t they shoot the bomber? But, they did not know Afghanistan would collapse precipitously, after 20 years experience there, and ample indications? Why would I… Read more »