Obama submits to all of Taliban’s pre-conditions for talks.

Obama submits to all of Taliban’s pre-conditions for talks.(TN).KARACHI: Tayyab Agha, Special Assistant to Mulla Omar, had begun talks with the United States with the mandate of the Taliban Shoora and after the acceptance of the Talibanís six conditions by the US; the talks now stand suspended.The conditions are:
(1) The talks would not be held in any neighbouring country of Afghanistan;
(2) the talks will not be held in any country allied with Nato;
(3) the talks will be held in the country that has not been hostile to Taliban during the last 10 years;
(4) no ceasefire will be demanded before, during or after the talks;
(5) Taliban will not accept any condition contrary to Shariah;
(6) whenever desired, the Taliban will disassociate from the talks.

Under the circumstances, the US will force the acceptance of its conditions contrary to the fact that Taliban were not ready to accept even a single condition. Having accepted these points, Pakistan agreed that the talks may not be held through them.
The Taliban sources said the agenda of their talks with the US comprised three points:

(1) Five important Taliban held at Guantanamo may be released and a swap may be held between the prisoners of allies and Taliban.
(2) There shall be no ceasefire, and
(3) All allied forces shall leave Afghanistan.

The source said that Nato and US had thrust war over Afghanistan, and they had to pay war damage. The source said there was an active Taliban government in Afghanistan, including finance, foreign affairs and war ministries. Their foreign ministry is supervising the talks with the US, he said.
Taliban sources added that the Karzai government is nowhere active in Afghanisan and even the suburbs of Kabul are being supervised by the Taliban/ In the northern provinces of Mazar-e-Sharif, Taliban are active and governors appointed by Karzai are confined to their houses.Hmmmm.....Perhaps the President can start singing 'I Did It My way"for the elections?Read the full story here.