Gen Sir Gwyn Jenkins, Gen Sir Mark Carlton-Smith, and Lt Gen Jonathan Page (Head of SAS) KNEW.
UK’s SAS were given the right to veto the immigration of any Afghan special forces who were on operations with them. They vetoed anyone who might testify about the war crimes they had witnessed. Many of the Afghan SAS left behind were then hunted down, tortured, and or killed by the Taliban. The UK’s SAS clearly has no honour left, and the three generals who knew what was going on and did not report it to the military police, as they are supposed to by law, should be arrested and charged along with any guilty of the killing. Families were murdered as they slept. Captured Taliban who posed no threat were killed: murder, after all, is murder.
The SAS might as well say, if you have no empathy, you’ll feel right at home in the SAS, and you get to kill civilians without consequence. Some of the killers and those above must face justice.
There must be consequences.
#SASWithoutHonour #SASwarCrimes
