Taliban kill boy for teaching English

[SaPeIsMa]

"Patrick Henry" <phenery@revolution.now> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 15:21:40 -0500, Harry Dope wrote:
>
>> Think this is bad? You could have fooled me by the silence from the left
>> wing kooks.
>
>
> The US military has killed more innocent people the the Taliban
>
> But you'd never know it from the silence of the right wing kooks

And naturally, you can back that up with EVIDENCE ?

 

[Phlip]

>> The US military has killed more innocent people the the Taliban
>>
>> But you'd never know it from the silence of the right wing kooks
>
> And naturally, you can back that up with EVIDENCE ?

That they were innocent?

I sort'a thought _some_ people were innocent until proven guilty.

Doubtless we can't bother to apply that to far'ners...

 

[Phlip]

>> Thank you, Bush, for letting a non-Jewish Mid-East dictator develop a
>> nuclear arsenal!!
>
> Pakistan did that BEFORE Musharaf
> Get a clue

I bet if Fox News told you Saddam was our greatest ally in the War on
Terrorism, and Pakistan was breeding the terrorists, you would be just as
vigorously defending Saddam and his nukular ambitions here...

--
Phlip

 

[Sanders Kaufman]

"SaPeIsMa" <SaPeIsMa@Hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Phlip" <phlip2005@gmail.com> wrote in message

>> Uh, exactly why is the Taliban still there? I thought we defeated them
>> years ago!
>>
>
> Why are there still rats in the sewers ?
> Why are there all sorts of bugs in houses ?

Because they are not trying to end our society.


> You will never be able to completely eradicate ANY form of vermin
> At best you can hold them at bay
> But you have to keep on them otherwise they come back

Indeed - and that's why the American people are overwhelmingly voting
against the Republicans and Libertarians now.
We let them be - and look what happened.

 

[SaPeIsMa]

"Phlip" <phlipcpp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>> Thank you, Bush, for letting a non-Jewish Mid-East dictator develop a
>>> nuclear arsenal!!
>>
>> Pakistan did that BEFORE Musharaf
>> Get a clue
>
> I bet if Fox News told you Saddam was our greatest ally in the War on
> Terrorism, and Pakistan was breeding the terrorists, you would be just as
> vigorously defending Saddam and his nukular ambitions here...
>

LOL
Proven wrong once again, you're reduced to changing the subject
You poor wanker

 

[SaPeIsMa]

"Phlip" <phlipcpp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>> The US military has killed more innocent people the the Taliban
>>>
>>> But you'd never know it from the silence of the right wing kooks
>>
>> And naturally, you can back that up with EVIDENCE ?
>
> That they were innocent?
>
> I sort'a thought _some_ people were innocent until proven guilty.
>
> Doubtless we can't bother to apply that to far'ners...
>

LOL
Now you're avoiding the question
You're a stupid wanker

Still waiting for you to back up with EVIDENCE that:
"The US military has killed more innocent people the the Taliban"

I do enjoy watching you twist and turn to avoid supporting your lies

 

[Osiris88]

On Nov 16, 1:21 pm, "Harry Dope" <H...@aol.com> wrote:
> Think this is bad? You could have fooled me by the silence from the left
> wing kooks.
>
> TALIBAN militants shot dead a teenage boy in southeastern Afghanistan for
> teaching English to his classmates, police said.
>
> Taliban militants have killed a number of teachers and students in recent
> years for attending government-run schools, taking part in classes for girls
> or what the hardline Islamist militants consider un-Islamic subjects.
>
> Armed men arrived at the school in the Sayed Karam district of Paktia
> province and grabbed a 16-year-old student and dragged him outside.
>
> "Taliban militants took the boy out and killed him outside the school just
> because he was teaching English to his classmates," said General Esmatullah
> Alizai, the police chief of Paktia province.
>
> Police arrived on the scene and in the ensuing gun battle, two policemen and
> two militants were killed, he said.
>
> A Taliban spokesman denied the group was involved in the killing.
>
> The militants often deny carrying out unpopular actions.
>
> The Taliban are divided into a number of factions with no unified command
> and individual units act with a high degree of autonomy.
>
> Afghanistan has suffered from two years of steadily rising violence as the
> Taliban have reignited their campaign to overthrow the pro-Western Afghan
> government and eject foreign troops.
>
> Taliban insurgents suffer heavy casualties whenever they engage with foreign
> troops, but there are few signs they are suffering from a shortage of
> recruits.
>
> Both the number of clashes and their geographical range has gone up this
> year.
>
> Helmand fighting
>
> US-led coalition forces killed several militants in clashes in southern
> Afghanistan, the US military said today, and an explosion killed a British
> soldier in the troubled region.
>
> The latest clashes came in the Garmser district of Helmand province, where
> mostly British and US troops are battling to extend Afghan government
> authority to a string of towns along the fertile Helmand River that cuts
> through the barren desert.
>
> "During a search of compounds in the district, coalition forces encountered
> armed militants in multiple buildings on the compounds," the US military
> said.
>
> "Coalition forces responded with a combination of small-arms fire; accurate,
> conventional munitions and precision-guided munitions killing several
> militants during the engagement."
>
> Precision munitions normally refer to weapons launched in air strikes, but
> can be ground-launched weaponry.
>
> "Precision munitions were also used to kill several other militants who were
> attempting to use a tree line outside one of the compounds as cover to
> engage Coalition forces," it said.
>
> There was no immediate comment from the Taliban.
>
> In a separate incident, a British soldier was killed in an explosion in the
> Sangin district, further north in Helmand province yesterday, the British
> Defence Ministry said.
>
> More than 7000 people have been killed in that period, the bloodiest since
> Afghan and US-led forces toppled the Taliban for refusing to give up
> al-Qaeda leaders in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the US.
>
> --
> Quote Of The Week
> "The Clintons Are A Terminally Unethical And Vulgar Couple, And They?ve
> Betrayed Everyone Who Has Ever Believed In Them." - Bob Herbert, Columnist
> NY Times Clinton

Wow, this a truly horrific story. I thought we got RID of the
Taliban? I thought it was under control and that's why we could
afford to send our troops to Iraq? No?
What's next, a story about how our school are at fault for not
having enough funding?

 

[Osiris88]

On Nov 17, 7:00 am, "SaPeIsMa" <SaPeI...@Hotmail.com> wrote:
> "Phlip" <phlip...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:eaGdnbvsCL-w0qPanZ2dnUVZ_uiknZ2d@adelphia.com...
>
> >>>Uh, exactly why is the Taliban still there? I thought we defeated them
> >>>years ago!
>
> >> Because there is a never-ending supply of brainwashed assholes, coming
> >> from the high country that is nominally part of Pakistan, but is
> >> really no-man's-land. Same reason we're still in Iraq; it will take a
> >> long time to exhaust the supply of inbred defective Islamists.
>
> > And Musharraf, from the capital, he ain't one of them guys, right?
>
> Do you even have the ability to make intelligent comparisons ?
> Has Musharaf gone around shooting 16 year-olds for teaching English ?
>

Nah, he just throws people in jail for disagreeing with him.

> > And he's still our ally, right?
>
> Yup
> And doesn't that just burn you up ?

Yeah, he's a real beacon of democracy. Just like your pals in Saudi
Arabia.

 

[Phlip]

SaPeIsMa wrote:

> Still waiting for you to back up with EVIDENCE that:
> "The US military has killed more innocent people the the Taliban"

"You" ain't me here. That was someone else. (But I suspect it's true.)

If your logic regarding international politics is as good as your
correspondence skills, then...

--
Phlip