DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25398608
Get a new propagandist Dave.
Get a new propagandist Dave.
accompanied by former England footballer Michael Owen
there's a job there if you want it, drringdinghttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25398608
Get a new propagandist Dave.
You just linked to his propagandist.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25398608
Get a new propagandist Dave.
there's a job there if you want it, drringding
What was the mission in the first place?
Piss off half the world and increase the threat of terrorism.
Perhaps not directly the aim.Piss off half the world and increase the threat of terrorism.
Perhaps not directly the aim.
Would W Bush have won a second term without the war in Afghanistan? How much more to the original decision to invade was there than 'we need to bomb someone'?
You might be right that this was calculated to increase the threat of terrorism. I suspect you may be giving the people who make these decisions a bit too much credit. They presented 9/11 as an act of war, presented their stance as that 'either you are with us or against us', puffed out their arms as they strutted around in what they must have imagined was a war-like manly manner, and stormed in.
Sometimes things are as they appear to be: in this case, a series of pathetic blunders each precipitated by the lack of thought given to the previous action.
Fuck them, yes. Perhaps I wasn't clear: a series of pathetic blunders by a bunch of murderous cunts. Qualifying them as thoughtless, incompetent murderous cunts is not intended to excuse them at all. (Although Bush may be thought of as competent by certain measures given his reelection. Did better than his Dad.)Or I would kill my own brother for some oil and guns. Fuck them anyway, they sent 10 of thousands to their deaths. They had no right to do that, it achieved nothing and they had no justification.
You might be right that this was calculated to increase the threat of terrorism. I suspect you may be giving the people who make these decisions a bit too much credit.
I'd keep him on message and have a weekly right wing version "Alo Presidente" with dressed like this and on that very throne....
Daily Mirror said:Return of the Taliban - gunmen take part in joint patrols with Afghanistan forces ahead of 2015 withdrawal
Daily Mirror, Dec 21, 2013. By Chris Hughes
The revelations from Sangin make a mockery of David Cameron’s overblown claim this week that it is “mission accomplished” in Afghanistan
Not over yet: Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers and Taliban jointly patrol areas in the Sangin district of southern Helmand province
Swaggering Taliban gunmen have been taking part in joint patrols with Afghan government forces in Helmand’s deadliest town.
The revelations from Sangin make a mockery of David Cameron’s overblown claim this week that it is “mission accomplished” in Afghanistan.
And it raised fears the Taliban will take over the country again as international troops prepare to withdraw by 2015.
Last night an Afghan Taliban source in Pakistan confirmed to the Daily Mirror: “Already it is true that our mujahideen have retaken some security posts in Afghanistan and this will continue to happen.”
Agreements between the Afghan National Army and the Taliban are a huge betrayal of brave British soldiers who trained local security forces to secure Afghanistan by themselves.
British troops handed over the policing of Sangin – once dubbed “bomb alley” – to US forces in 2010 after fighting daily battles from 2006 to drive the insurgents out of the town notorious for its opium trade. It was handed over to Afghan security control earlier this year.
A senior military source told the Daily Mirror last night: “Such a public display of co-operation between the Taliban and the ANA is a disgace to the memory of brave British troops who have fought to vanquish the Taliban from communities they treated with brutalism for so many years. There is very little doubt that the Taliban are already making a comeback in various locations throughout Afghanistan, and it is a huge worrry.”
Two members of the town’s community council told local media they had seen Afghan National Army soldiers and Taliban carrying out joint patrols. Taliban men toting weapons and radios were seen parading through a Sangin market place. And tribal elder Ali Shah Khan said: “I saw an ANA car following a Taliban vehicle.”
Former commander of British forces in Afghanistan Colonel Richard Kemp said: “If these reports are true, this is a foretaste of what will happen when Nato forces fully withdraw. The Taliban will seize control of huge swathes of the countryside and many towns such as Sangin.
“Government forces and the Taliban will come to accommodations based on money, power or political convenience.”
But he insisted the 446 British troops killed in Afghanistan have not died in vain. He said: “They killed many extremists who would have threatened our country.”
Colonel Kemp said Afghan forces will still need help after the withdrawal of troops, adding: “I would expect US Special Forces and air power to continue to hit terrorist networks.”
Fears of a resurgence emerged in October when senior Taliban commander Qari Nasrullah told the Daily Mirror his insurgents will make a comeback. Most British troops in Afghanistan have withdrawn to Camp Bastion in Helmand.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25398608
Get a new propagandist Dave.
....with the goats whispering the latest dictats in to Dave's ear..."Bring back the workhouses, let them eat gruel, look at our balls, LOOK AT THEM"
It was only a cut and paste trailer for the main feature, 36 posts in 13 topics to be found in my AfPak Mission forum.Thanks for the cut and paste epic, Peter
Well it was quiet, home alone as per usual so I hope everyone here at Urban75 had a merrier Christmas day than me and have a happy new year 2014 when it comes.merry Xmas!
Well it was quiet, home alone as per usual so I hope everyone here at Urban75 had a merrier Christmas day than me and have a happy new year 2014 when it comes.
Well it was quiet, home alone as per usual so I hope everyone here at Urban75 had a merrier Christmas day than me and have a happy new year 2014 when it comes.
Taliban launches major Afghan offensive
Some 700 Taliban rebels battle Afghan forces near Kabul as military's capacity to deal with security is tested.
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/...ches-major-offensive-2014819125236237924.html
Are the Taliban dead?