What's To Stop The Taliban/Al Qaeda Taking Over Afghanistan Once Nato Pull Out? |
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Again it was the second attack on the World Trade Centre too following the first 8 years earlier in 1993. |
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Fortunately I was not too intensively indoctinated into Roman Catholicism while still a child and incapable of critical reasoning (apart from an occasional slap from my teacher on Monday if I had failed to go to Mass on Sunday), so, when I was old enough I chose not to become subserviant to the Pope, unlike those kids we saw on TV being prodded and poked by a bully with an iron bar to encourage them to absorb every dot and comma of the religious stories that are intended to govern the rest of their lives, both concious and subconcious, thus ensuring they become unthinking, unquestioning sheep, totally under the control of their religious leaders, as is the case of the other millions of kids in Islamic countries, squatting in long rows, rocking to and fro to reinforce the indoctination. Let them first reach adulthood without pressure to follow any religion, then allow them to make up their own minds, this applies to all the other organised religions also.
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I was against us going into Afghanistan and I would like us to withdraw now because I can't see that we have done an iota of good there. It has to be the free choice of the people who live in that country to throw off the past and embrace change. I seriously doubt its goining to happen though. |
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The threat of another invasion, and/or carpet bombing, probably
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Sadly I think thats what Will happen.
And most agree the role Pakistan is playing if the remit is to elimate the thread then going into pakistan would make much more sense because the training camps are based there for some time. The mere fact Bin Laden was living there says so much. Theres been terrible corruption Aid money has been wasted and taken away and allowing the people to see a quality of life getting slightly better would have helped so much.The taliban can claim whats changed in terms of peoples living conditions NATO are hated.People dont see any real change. Just look at Iraq.The BBC report on how Gay/Lesbians are being killed on a weekly basis is just disgusting and shocking to think people died trying to 'liberate' that country and western media outlets on the whole avoid reporting just how barbaric things are.Then people wonder why people from Iraq are leaving and seeking Asylum. the entire thing is a mess bush decided he wanted to finish Daddys job.fighting One front was bad enough but then adding Afghanistan into the mix really meant any mission was going to fail.Billions has been spent and basically years on Nato are unable to trust the people they helped train.IED's are still killing people on a weekly basis. The entire thing has been a total mess because it was based on half arsed ideas and the people have suffered.Families have lost loved ones the entire point was to make Afghanistan more secure and all the Taliban did was more camps to Pakistan and send people back into Afghanistan. |
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The only way it could vaguely work is turning the country into a DMZ and sealing it's borders to prevent arms and drugs smuggling.. Which is a massively expensive and risky undertaking. |
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On the other hand, the Chinese and Russians do have a much bigger stake in developing Afghanistan. It's likely the Chinese and Russians will succeed where NATO didn't - Pakistan is important here (specifically Chinese and Pakistani interests). I think your DMZ idea would work too, as an alternative - it's just not feasible because the borders are too big and because there's already too many armaments in Afghanistan. The end result will be the Afghans establishing their own security backed by the Russians and Chinese. I think this is the end of the Great Game in Afghanistan - or Part 1 at least. |
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There will be a brutal civil war and unilke NATO, neither side will have one arm tied behind it's back.
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