Next time Mullah Dadullah makes a satellite phone call from
an "undisclosed location" threatening to use the "Islamic
right to kill journalists", he might reflect on the possibility
that NATO might exercise its "right" to disconnect him.

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Taliban threaten journalists reporting "wrong information"

09/04/2006
NATO is "saying that they have killed 200 Taliban but they did 
not kill even 10 Taliban,'' Taliban military commander said.

The top Taliban military commander on Monday said that NATO's 
claims to have killed more than 200 insurgents over the weekend 
were propaganda and warned that his men would target journalists 
who reported "wrong information'' given by the U.S.-led coalition 
or NATO.

"They are saying that they have killed 200 Taliban but they did 
not kill even 10 Taliban,'' said Mullah Dadullah, Taliban military
commander for south and southeastern Afghanistan. "They are just
destroying civilian homes and agricultural land. They are using the
media to do propaganda against the Taliban.''

Dadullah spoke to The Associated Press in a satellite phone call from
an undisclosed location. The reporter has spoken to him in the past
and recognised his voice.

"From today, I want to tell journalists that if in future they use
wrong information from coalition forces or NATO, we will target those
journalists and media,'' Dadullah said. "We have the Islamic right to
kill these journalists and media.''

[...]

Source: "Basque News and Information Channel"
http://www.eitb24.com/portal/eitb24/noticia/en/international-news/
propaganda-taliban-threaten-journalists-reporting-wrong-informati?
itemId=B24_7790&cl=%2Feitb24 %2Finternacional&idioma=en


Cheers, Steve..

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