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war in Afghanistan actually?
Posted by LEWIS B. SCKOLNICK on September 16, 2002 at 13:46:34:
In Reply to: Who needs this useless war in Afghanistan actually? posted by Emil on September 13, 2002 at 03:25:10:
THE USE IS AFRAID TO ATTACK THE REAL TARGET COUNTRIES!!!
: It doesn’t make America more secure from bin Laden’s attacks
and causes losses among the US citizens. They say the number of casualties
among the US and the coalition officers increases in direct proportion to the
number of mojaheds captured or killed in Afghanistan. Hundreds will never come
back home. However, it’s an understood thing that the number of losses
among the US soldiers is the most classified type of information. I suppose
they won’t let the cat out of the bag in 10 or 20 years past the war. Bin
Laden’s hideout must be a lesser secret than this information is. The aim
is to secure patriotism and new soldiers shouting “God bless America”
and dying in hundreds blown up by the Afghani mojaheds first and then by Iraqi
kamikadze. Don’t you see the US administration is scared to the death and
doesn’t know which target to hit? This time they’ve chosen
Afghanistan. Iraq’s the next. O’key! Great! Do you really believe
that bluff on TV? Do you really think that terrorists are sitting there and
waiting for you to strike? Then you must be in the know what you or your
friends are becoming invalids or even say goodbye to this world. God bless
America!
: However, maybe… I still hope there are enough reasonable
people among you who will make every effort to win over the public opinion and
prevent further tragic mistakes, which can be made by your president. Are there
any left?
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