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On Jan 18, 11:14 am, "Patriot Games" <Patr...@America.com> wrote:
> "DeserTrannyBoB" <dese...@rglobal.net> wrote in message
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> news:d8f0p3hsjsc9qh2s8u9sfopqgc860961gk@4ax.com...
>
> > On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:20:29 -0500, "Patriot Games"
> > <Patr...@America.com> wrote:
> >>No, it isn't happenning. The Taliban has ZERO government power anywhere
> >>in
> >>Afghanistan. <snip>
> > Really! Then why are we deploying 3200 Marines, MONTHS after NATO
> > warned that, if they didn't get ground and air support ASAP, the
> > Taliban would be back in power of the whole country by Q1 2008?
>
> I bet you thought putting "alt.test" in the newsgroup line was clever...
>
> Because we're finding that the Euro-pussies NATO provided are poorly trained
> in counter-insurgency ops and generally pussified ass-poppers.
>
> So the Marines are going to demonstrate to the NATO Euro-pussies how to kick
> some ass.
LOL! THe Northern Province of Kandahar, held by Canadian forces, is
the most stable area there is in Afghanistan.
The problem is that Yanks have no clue how to run a peacekeeping
operation, they've learned nothing from Lebanon.
The idiots don't bother to tell the Afghans they're going to be using
a road, so the police stop the APC (which they're supposed to do) and
get machine-gunned for their trouble. Yeah, real smart.
>
> And in so doing put a death-smackdown on a bunch of straggly Taliban that
> were thinking of a counter-offensive this Spring.
>
> > They
> > already have retaken control of most of the southern rural areas...or
> > don't you read "news," because reading and gathering information is
> > some sort of "communist plot?"
>
> The Taliban has ZERO government power anywhere in Afghanistan.
Yeah, right. Not only are they in charge in areas of Afghanistan, but
they're now moving into Pakistan too!
> "DeserTrannyBoB" <dese...@rglobal.net> wrote in message
>
> news:d8f0p3hsjsc9qh2s8u9sfopqgc860961gk@4ax.com...
>
> > On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:20:29 -0500, "Patriot Games"
> > <Patr...@America.com> wrote:
> >>No, it isn't happenning. The Taliban has ZERO government power anywhere
> >>in
> >>Afghanistan. <snip>
> > Really! Then why are we deploying 3200 Marines, MONTHS after NATO
> > warned that, if they didn't get ground and air support ASAP, the
> > Taliban would be back in power of the whole country by Q1 2008?
>
> I bet you thought putting "alt.test" in the newsgroup line was clever...
>
> Because we're finding that the Euro-pussies NATO provided are poorly trained
> in counter-insurgency ops and generally pussified ass-poppers.
>
> So the Marines are going to demonstrate to the NATO Euro-pussies how to kick
> some ass.
LOL! THe Northern Province of Kandahar, held by Canadian forces, is
the most stable area there is in Afghanistan.
The problem is that Yanks have no clue how to run a peacekeeping
operation, they've learned nothing from Lebanon.
The idiots don't bother to tell the Afghans they're going to be using
a road, so the police stop the APC (which they're supposed to do) and
get machine-gunned for their trouble. Yeah, real smart.
>
> And in so doing put a death-smackdown on a bunch of straggly Taliban that
> were thinking of a counter-offensive this Spring.
>
> > They
> > already have retaken control of most of the southern rural areas...or
> > don't you read "news," because reading and gathering information is
> > some sort of "communist plot?"
>
> The Taliban has ZERO government power anywhere in Afghanistan.
Yeah, right. Not only are they in charge in areas of Afghanistan, but
they're now moving into Pakistan too!