Wikileaked! Over 90k leaked documents on the war in Afghanistan reveal corruption, coverups, excessive civilian casualties and more! Call 888-493-5443 now! Tell your Congressperson that the WikiLeaks' documents confirm that this war is immoral and unwinnable.

The Afghanistan war logs are compiled from over 92,000 US military documents, leaked to whistle-blowing organization Wikileaks by US soldiers concerned about war crimes. The largest leak from the military during war time, surpassing the Pentagon Papers leaked by Daniel Ellsberg, reveal:

• Hundreds of Afghan civilians have been killed by US or NATO troops; More...
• The US continues to bungle operations by confusing and misunderstaning local history, politics and regional animosities; More...
  
• Special Operations Unit 373 hunts leaders for extrajudicial assassination or capture and detention; More...
  
• Pakistan's spy agency ISI is accused repeatedly by coalition commanders of directing Taliban attacks or planning operations; More...
  
• The US is increasingly using deadly Reaper drones to hunt and kill Taliban targets by remote control from Creech Air Force Base, Nevada; More...
• In response to US and NATO military, the Taliban have escalated their roadside bombing campaign, killing over 2,000 civilians to date. More...
• Corruption and drug-dealing has become the norm in Afghan goverment and police circles. More...
  

Exposing the Truth on the Occupation and the Cover Ups

• War Crimes and Accountability:
  Excerpt from the Guardian: Rachel Reid, who investigates civilian casualty incidents in Afghanistan for Human Rights Watch, said: "These files bring to light what's been a consistent trend by US and Nato forces: the concealment of civilian casualties. Despite numerous tactical directives ordering transparent investigations when civilians are killed, there have been incidents I've investigated in recent months where this is still not happening. Accountability is not just something you do when you are caught. It should be part of the way the US and Nato do business in Afghanistan every time they kill or harm civilians." The reports, many of which the Guardian is publishing in full online, present an unvarnished and often compelling account of the reality of modern war. Read more here...
• The White House response to the WikiLeaks:
  According to WikiLeaks founder, who rejects accusations that the leak has compromised America's national security. "We are familiar with groups whose abuse we expose attempting to criticise the messenger to distract from the power of the message." Read more here: Afghanistan war logs: Wikileaks founder rebuts White House criticism: Julian Assange rejects accusation that publishing thousands of secret US military files about the war in Afghanistan has compromised America's national security.
• Mainstream Media Response to the WikiLeaks:
  CNN's coverage of the story has also focused on the so-called threat to national security. Instead of scrutinizing US war crimes and military blunders, the mainstream media has yet again resorted to its usual tactics: obfuscation of the issues and inability to accept the truth.