Need a reminder?
When you read this, pay especial attention to the middle of the article (also note the usual AP diversion at the end of the article - can't discuss how bad the Taliban is without some "balance" eh?)
"Girls were not allowed to attend school when the Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan. The group was ousted from power in the 2001 U.S.-led invasion."
Need a remind of why the Talib need to be forced to quit the fight or be killed? They stand for this:
"In one of the most chilling attacks, men on motorbikes sprayed acid from squirt guns and water bottles onto 15 schoolgirls and teachers in 2008 as they walked to a girls school in Kandahar, the southern city that is the spiritual birthplace of the militant movement."
Host Al Queda attackers, savage the people inside their own borders... these bastards need to be beaten. Completely.
"Girls were not allowed to attend school when the Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan. The group was ousted from power in the 2001 U.S.-led invasion."
Need a remind of why the Talib need to be forced to quit the fight or be killed? They stand for this:
"In one of the most chilling attacks, men on motorbikes sprayed acid from squirt guns and water bottles onto 15 schoolgirls and teachers in 2008 as they walked to a girls school in Kandahar, the southern city that is the spiritual birthplace of the militant movement."
Host Al Queda attackers, savage the people inside their own borders... these bastards need to be beaten. Completely.
1 Comments:
Ralph Peters (LTC, USA, ret) is right: a Marxist or Communist (or even a Socialist) can eventually be convinced he's wrong, and maybe change sides.
But a man who fights for blood (the tribe, the clan) and faith (Islam) can't. There's only one sure way to beat him.
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