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Nato and Afghanistan

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bulono:
u see the taliban are mostly local people from Afghanistan who are tired of seeing militaries of foreign countries in their countries ...first soviet union then usa now NATO forces....they just get the excuse that they are fighting against forign invaders and oppressers..the people need to be educated so that they can stand up for themselves and fight against the terrorist in their country by themselves...ofcourse they want peace...and the taliban are telling them that the only way to get peace is by fighting these foreign forces and throwing them out of their country...

bulono:

--- Quote from: $tyli$h Executive on November 27, 2010, 01:41:13 pm ---
My country is not inhabited by silly Talibans. ;)

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--- End quote ---
i dont think ur country was invaded by soviet union and USA army did not fund local freedom fighters in ur country to fight against the soviet union

bulono:
i hope u know a little about invasion of Afghanistan by soviet union and USA funding local freedom fighters who fought against the soviet union...these same freedom fighters were later called terrorists....

bulono:
where do the taliban get there weapons from??all there supplies...its not easy fighting against USA alone....how are they able to handle the NATO forces...who or wat motivates them to do suicide attacks....why are they always against America and the west...

elemis:
Get your facts straight. The USSR was occupying Afghanistan. The NATO forces are there to liberate it.

Big difference.

When your daughter cant go to school, I'm pretty sure you'd be happy to see a friendly soldier willing to lay down his life to protect and liberate a country he doesnt even belong to.

NATO is doing the people of Afghanistan a favour.

And yes, they are building schools and training local teachers.

Guerrilla warfare in addition to the rules of engagement prevent allied forces from simply wiping out the Taliban.

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