Comments on: US soldier opens fire on Afghan civilians killing 17

By: dfg

dfg — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 07:08:21 +0000

да, я не согласен, ебанный ты пиндостанский упырь

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By: Morbshock

Morbshock — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 10:38:57 +0000

There’s so much that the lame street media doesn’t tell the general public on purpose.
For example, the writer of this article mentions the burning of the Qurans by American soldiers without telling why they were burned in the first place!
This is done purposely in an attempt to inflame the situation in Afghanistan even worse. The so called holy books were burned because terrorists were writing inside them and passing the books back and forth to each other to get their messages across. Writing in that book is against Islamic law!
Telling the truth changes the entire picture of the book burnings from black to white. Don’t you agree?

We need to get out of the Middle East and the rest of the world and just worry about America before we don’t have it to worry about anymore
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Our troops are burnt out and for being the ultimate super power, we haven’t won a major war since World War Two due to our incompetent government.
They have sent us down a path of destruction which soon will be too late to recover from.

Do I hear revolution?
I pray that it will never happen but it sure doesn’t look too promising out their.

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By: Geneva

Geneva — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 01:10:26 +0000

To solve the problem bring the troops home instead of moving them around like what they did with the soldiers in Iraq.

Regarding this incident, the MEDIA use this as propagand. They makes a big dealt and blows it out of proportion, instead of blaming the soldiers they should follow the rule:

“When a soldier fails, the commander-in-chief takes responsibility and should be fired.” And where is Ron Paul when something needs to be done?

Last month, France said that its embassy in Kabul was temporarily withdrawing all French civilian mentors and advisors from Afghan government institutions. As France did in LIBYA, and Sarkozy led military action against Libya right after.

We saw Germany withdrew staff after several of the U.S. members of NATO forces in Kabul were shot dead at the Afghan interior ministry.

NATO, which has a 130,000-strong U.S.-led force fighting an insurgency in Afghanistan, has advisors throughout the Afghan government but commanding officer General John Allen ordered them all withdrawn after the shooting.

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