Taliban Free French Hostage After Sarkozy Victory

From those terrorist enablers at the BBC:

Taleban ‘free’ French aid worker

May 11, 2007

A French aid worker kidnapped by the Taleban in Afghanistan on 3 April has been released in Kandahar province, a Taleban spokesman has told the BBC…

There is no news on the fate of three Afghans also abducted by the group.

A French woman, Celine Cordelier, who was kidnapped at the same time, was released on 28 April. There has been no word from the French government.

The aid workers were employed by the French group Terre d’enfance (A World for our Children)…

Mr Yousuf said the Taleban had freed Mr Damfreville because French President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy intended to withdraw French troops from Afghanistan…

Something tells me the Taliban freed their hostage for exactly the opposite reason.

(Cf. the election of Ronald Reagan.)

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