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REVEALED: Pakistan's generals sold Dr. Aafia Siddiqui to America for millions of dollars.
20 years later, a secret service agent just broke his silence.
He's risking his life to expose what really happened.
Here is the conspiracy he exposed (it's truly horrifying):
On March 30, 2003, Pakistani authorities abducted Aafia from Karachi.
But she wasn't alone.
They took her 3 children too:
• Ahmed, age 6
• Mariam, age 4
• Suleman, 6 months old
What happened next is quite disgusting:
The Pakistani military sold them to the CIA.
General Musharraf later bragged in his book about selling "hundreds" of people to Americans for bounties.
Aafia was one of them.
What happened to her children was even more revolting:
Ahmed was thrown in an Afghan prison for 5 years.
They told him his name was "Ihsan Ali."
And if he ever said he was Ahmed, they'd kill him.
He was 6 years old.
What about the second child Mariam?
Mariam was forcibly adopted by a white Christian American family.
She disappeared for 7 years.
Baby Suleman? He vanished completely.
To this day, no one knows if he's alive.
Aafia herself was taken to Bagram Air Force Base's underground black site:
Multiple witnesses have now confirmed she was held there.
She was tortured. She was raped.
This went on for 5 years.
The CIA showed her fake photos of her boys covered in blood:
They tortured children behind one-way glass, claiming they were hers.
She told them whatever they wanted to hear.
They didn't stop.
In 2008, they finally realized she was nobody important and they had brutally tortured someone innocent.
But there was a problem:
If she returned to Pakistan with her story, it would end Musharraf's government.
So they planned her murder:
They sent her to Ghazni, Afghanistan with a promise:
"Go there and you'll get your daughter back."
They first dressed Ahmed (her son) as a suicide bomber:
Then Afghan police were tipped off about a "terrorist attack."
The plan was simple:
Police would arrive and shoot her on sight.
No questions asked.
But one man, Muhammadi, spoke to her in Urdu and stood between her and the guns.
That's when the Americans showed up:
They shot her in the stomach, then claimed SHE fired at them.
The evidence? Two bullet holes in the wall.
But video from earlier that day shows those holes already existed.
No shells from the gun were found:
She was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to 86 years.
The second longest sentence in US history for this charge.
She's been in solitary confinement in Texas ever since.
The prison has the worst sexual assault rate in America:
Now an ISI whistleblower has given a sworn affidavit confirming everything:
The abduction. The children. The cover-up.
Pakistan's establishment has spent 22 years threatening anyone who speaks out.
Dead bodies have been left outside her sister's door.
But here's what gives a ray of hope:
Ahmed survived and was returned.
Mariam was found after Afghanistan's government forced her release.
And Suleman? He might still be alive, possibly adopted somewhere in America.
The search continues.
This week on The Thinking Muslim, we have Clive Stafford Smith on the podcast to discuss the case of Dr Aafia Siddiqui, including the troubling role of Pakistani authorities in her abduction, the heartbreaking seizure of her children, and the broader issues of state complicity.
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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