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20 Years On.....
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Knowing what we know now, what should the West have done in response to 9/11 and other atrocities?
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Noticed nearly all the people trying to escape at the airport were mainly men , and of a conscription age .
10:19 Tue 17th Aug 2021
judge:\\ "//If the government and army and police are collapsing around you... of course you don't stay and fight... what would be the point?//
Fair enough.
But is it reasonable to expect forces from other nations to risk their lives (whilst the taxpayers of those nations pay for the privilege)? \\
that's what the LibFacs and TROB seem to want, but they hate us more than the Taliban so I can why!
Fair enough.
But is it reasonable to expect forces from other nations to risk their lives (whilst the taxpayers of those nations pay for the privilege)? \\
that's what the LibFacs and TROB seem to want, but they hate us more than the Taliban so I can why!
Interesting reading ...
Biden's speech on Afghanistan fact-checked
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/5 8243158
Biden's speech on Afghanistan fact-checked
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My first thought when 9/11 happened was that the USA would continue and increase bombing the ship out of the middle east. My second thought was that such a reaction would lead to years of retaliation and decades and centuries of hatred; see Ireland and the historical hatred there; see Israel and Palestine; see anywhere on the planet. Being thrashed only leads to long-lasting feuds.
Talking with the 'enemy' led to years of reduced violence in Ireland - a quick bomb or bullet leads to a return to the bad old days.
Violence never wins, it just leads to more violence.
Talking with the 'enemy' led to years of reduced violence in Ireland - a quick bomb or bullet leads to a return to the bad old days.
Violence never wins, it just leads to more violence.
Afghanistan isn’t the Middle East.
Under Mullah Omar, a man so fanatical that he was hardly ever even photographed, and only then covertly, the Taleban allowed al Qaeda to use Afghan soil, to echo what was said at the press conference yesterday, to train and base its operations there. That was a situation that could not be allowed to continue. Furthermore, as already stated, there already was an armed resistance fighting the Taleban in the north.
What has happened since was actually working but sadly the will, understandably, of the US to remain was seriously weak, especially when coaxed by populist politicians of both sides
Under Mullah Omar, a man so fanatical that he was hardly ever even photographed, and only then covertly, the Taleban allowed al Qaeda to use Afghan soil, to echo what was said at the press conference yesterday, to train and base its operations there. That was a situation that could not be allowed to continue. Furthermore, as already stated, there already was an armed resistance fighting the Taleban in the north.
What has happened since was actually working but sadly the will, understandably, of the US to remain was seriously weak, especially when coaxed by populist politicians of both sides
So much for Taliban promises:_
https:/ /nypost .com/20 21/08/1 7/talib an-kill -woman- not-wea ring-bu rqa-aft er-vowi ng-to-h onor-wo mens-ri ghts/
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Noami
The photo of the dead woman supposedly shot yesterday for not wearing a burqa. It was circulating 10 days ago.
https:/ /twitte r.com/d eedarpt m/statu s/14243 3005053 5661574 ?s=21
The photo of the dead woman supposedly shot yesterday for not wearing a burqa. It was circulating 10 days ago.
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'Death to America' chanted the Taliban. 'It's mostly friendly chanting' the female CNN correspondent assured us.
Just prior to huddling into the wall, putting her head down and whispering ' They just ordered me off the street because I'm a woman'.
Don't think they'll be changing any time soon.
The US insisted that 10% of the Afghan Army were women. Doubt that did much for morale.
Just prior to huddling into the wall, putting her head down and whispering ' They just ordered me off the street because I'm a woman'.
Don't think they'll be changing any time soon.
The US insisted that 10% of the Afghan Army were women. Doubt that did much for morale.