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January 18th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
Investigators however dismissed reports in the aftermath of the attack on
April 27, 2011, that suggested the shootings were provoked by an argument
between Col Gul and US troops.
Their 436-page report said: “This analysis is not stating that there are
no insurgent connections to subject [Gul], but that none have been
established thus far during this investigation,” The 46-year-old opened
fire as around two dozen people gathered for a routine meeting of officers
training the fledgling Afghan air force.
Witnesses described a scene of chaos with officers trying to jump through
windows to safety and many in the airport believing they were under attack
by a suicide bomber.
Col Gul was wounded as officers fired back, but the attack was so unexpected
that most victims could not defend themselves.
As he moved from one room to another, he used blood to write “God is one”
and “God in your name” on a wall in a hallway of the control
centre.
He also shouted out to Afghan
soldiers not to approach, before eventually shooting himself dead in the
chest.
The shooting was the most deadly in a series of attacks on coalition forces by
Afghan troops and police. The killings have prompted fears of widespread
infiltration of the Afghan forces by the Taliban, though investigators have
struggled to find motives for several incidents, or found they were driven
by personal disputes.
Air Force Chief of Staff General Norton Schwartz said: “These airmen paid
the ultimate sacrifice while serving our nation in a combat zone.”
“Each of these airmen bravely and purposely performed their duties, and
their selfless sacrifices leave behind an honourable legacy that we continue
to see in the commitment of airmen who serve as air advisers today.”
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