Maiwandi is a CIA agent

Submitted by VOA Employee (United States), Aug 19, 2009 at 14:28

I am an employee in the VOA and I know very well the Paki-Afghan evil nexus between Nafees Takar and Spozhmai.

Very cleverly, they have been pushing forward their nefarious Taliban propaganda on the VOA Deewa radio at the expense of U.S. tax-payers' hard-earned money. Both of them are pro-terrorists. They are bringing a bad name to VOA. They should immediately be removed from their positions and replaced with journalists having clean record of journalistic objectivity and loyality to the United States.

Nafees and Spozhmai should be probed for their Taliban connections. I ask the IG Investigation State Department to ask Nafees if he didn't on-air Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud's 'exclusive' interview on Deewa for at least 12 times in a day on March 31. In that interview he not only took responsibility for the Lahore terrorist attacks but also threatened to attack WASHINGTON DC and the WHITE HOUSE. This interview appeared on VOA DEEWA only a week later when Baituallah was declared the top most-wanted terrorist by the State Department with a bounty of 5million dollars on his head. Baitullah is not the only Taliban leader who was given Deewa mike to speak on.

Many other Taliban leaders like Muslim Khan, Commander Khalil, Maulvi Omar etc frequently appeared in the live bulletins of Deewa recently, only to terrorize the local people. This MUST STOP by STOPPING the hands of their sympathizers in VOA. The guilty MUST be removed from their services. Unless they work for CIA and protected by the agency. We are told that Sopzhmai Maiwandi is in fact working for CIA.

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