The British government earmarked £7 billion to secretly import and house tens of thousands of Afghans under the cover of a remarkable ‘superinjunction’ that could have meant prison for anyone revealing the covert operation.
Nearly 24,000 Afghans were secretly flown to the United Kingdom over the past two years and have been housed on military bases or in hotels at vast expense to the British taxpayer, the government finally admitted on Tuesday. Called Operation Rubific, it was covered up by a unique injunction that would hold any public discussion of the mission as contempt of court.
The leak is reported by The Times to have started with a…
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