30-11-2009, 01:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Victors Mate
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But Azz where would the terminally bewildered go to get their opinions then?Incidentally I don't think the Mirror belongs to the Dirty Digger
Yeah think you're right about the DD, unfortunately there are too many like him in the media. The express is another dirty rag!
Originally Posted by tomcat
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As you say Azz. not all Muslims are bad.but it only takes a very small percantage to do a lot of damage..London ..Spain..Indonesia. etc.. to name but a few ..As I understand it Muslims are told in the Koran to kill the unbelieving kuffars..this will allow them a place with Allah
The BNP are nothing but scum bags, twisting, using, and abusing the less intelligent folk - they don't care about the people who support them - no matter how much they try to tell you that.
30-11-2009, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Azz
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They can't even do it in Afghanistan and Iraq so why do you think a country would invite them in!!? 
Nero you're not thinking straight these days 
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02-12-2009, 08:47 PM
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After a few days delving deeper, . . and another day deliberating the situation there, . . I have come to the conclusion we cannot bring our troops out.If we withdrew, the Taliban and al'qaeda would go on a killing spree the likes of which we've never seen since WW2, . . every decent moderate Afghani would be put to death.
Obviously Mr Brown and president Obamah's advisers have had this in mind by sending more troops out there, . . the only real solution is to educate the borderline Afghanis that have'nt been brainwashed by the extremists, and in time they may come round to thinking the insurgents are madmen.
Sadly this could take many years, . . there was talk today of setting a date for bringing our boys home in a year or two but IMO that's wrong, setting a date will just put the insurgents underground even more, waiting for the time they'll get to do their nasty work after the allies leave.
A very complex situation indeed, what we need is more informants out there to let our boys know their hideouts are so we can wipe them out, . . . there is no way they'll surrender that's for sure.
03-12-2009, 11:31 AM
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I tend to agree with you nero..the followers of that "" Peace Loving"" Religion Islam. will go be back in charge..women will recieve no education. be forced to cover there faces..if they complain about being raped will probable be hung or stoned..and we are allowing these people over here .Obama is dreaming if he thinks in 18 months he will be pulling out..
03-12-2009, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by tomcat
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I tend to agree with you nero..the followers of that "" Peace Loving"" Religion Islam. will go be back in charge..women will recieve no education. be forced to cover there faces..if they complain about being raped will probable be hung or stoned..and we are allowing these people over here . Obama is dreaming if he thinks in 18 months he will be pulling out..
11-12-2009, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by nero
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After a few days delving deeper, . . and another day deliberating the situation there, . . I have come to the conclusion we cannot bring our troops out.If we withdrew, the Taliban and al'qaeda would go on a killing spree the likes of which we've never seen since WW2, . . every decent moderate Afghani would be put to death.
Obviously Mr Brown and president Obamah's advisers have had this in mind by sending more troops out there, . . the only real solution is to educate the borderline Afghanis that have'nt been brainwashed by the extremists, and in time they may come round to thinking the insurgents are madmen.
Sadly this could take many years, . . there was talk today of setting a date for bringing our boys home in a year or two but IMO that's wrong, setting a date will just put the insurgents underground even more, waiting for the time they'll get to do their nasty work after the allies leave.
A very complex situation indeed, what we need is more informants out there to let our boys know their hideouts are so we can wipe them out, . . . there is no way they'll surrender that's for sure.
11-12-2009, 11:51 PM
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I spent 18 months in Viet Nam and what is going on right now is just a repeat. Our boys were all hero's right after 9-11 but as time goes on thats changeing. I hear it all the time and with the press the way it is today they do not have a chance. You cannot continue to make public in the papers every move you make and then expect to be successful. Its like telling your opponent your next play so he can prepare for it in advance. I know in the beginning the objective was one brought on by fear but as in every war anyone becomes involved in once your there its not as easy to leave as soem would lead us to believe. Its a real honest catch 22| Thread Tools | |
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