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Reply #75 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 3:19pm:
Happy anniversaries:

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February 20, 2011 – A NATO airstrike killed an Afghan family of six in Khogyani, a district in the eastern province of Nangarhar


Choose who you want to believe - Afghanis say 60 civilians killed, NATO denies... date not specified, but seems to be around the 20th...

Quote:
February 2011 – A probe by Afghan government investigators concluded that 65 civilians, including 50 women and children, were killed in a Nato operation in Kunar province. Nato disputed the claim but Obama apologized for the incident


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_civilian_casualties_in_the_war_in_Afghanis...


Accident. Unintended. Regretted. 

Jihadi terrorism for Allah - deliberate, purposeful, glorified.

Even someone like you, so ridiculously immersed in agit-prop and excuse making, has to see the difference.  There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.   But of course you will deny it all and give the Paki ten rupees and Bwian a wink for their slobbering and slavish (kuffars, after all, no?) support.

The biggest tragedy is that our enemies  - and allies, for that matter - do not know what we want. And who could, looking at Western metrosexuals like Boy Trudeau and Twitterers. 

Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria and the rest are not defeated because there is no will to beat them, not because there is no ability.





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Reply #76 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:33pm
 
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Reply #77 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm
 
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.
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Reply #78 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:27pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.


The Russians couldn't crush the Chechens what makes you think they would have crushed the Jihadists in Afghanistan?

Can we blame Israel for this as well as the USA?
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Reply #79 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 9:04pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.



Sure- Islamic jihad is a US concept. Americans are making you lot into jihadi fanatics.



And before the US, it was the Israelis, the British, the Austro-Hungarians, The Poles, the Holy Roman Empire, the Italian city states - whatever infidel resistance to Mohammed was going.

Islam has been at war with the west for ever. Simply because Islam is a conquering, oppressive, aggressive political creed.

YOU - 'youse'- Muslims ARE the enemies of absolutely everything the West stands for. Absolutely everything.  There is not a single Western value you - 'youse' - share. It's all anathema to the sons of Mohammed.

Yet here you are, in our midst. You - 'youse' -  don't tolerate us among you but here you are, doing your dirty work in the name of 'tolerance'.





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Reply #80 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 9:21pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.


If you had one skerrick of decency you would stop trying to defend Islam, and admit, at least to yourself that you have made a dreadful mistake. But that would take a much bigger person than you will ever be. Scumbag. Read tomorrow's casualty list and tell us how it is all the fault of the evil Americans. No doubt Bali was our fault too, in your pathetic little mind.
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Reply #81 - Feb 20th, 2018 at 10:11pm
 
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 3:19pm:
Happy anniversaries:

Quote:
February 20, 2011 – A NATO airstrike killed an Afghan family of six in Khogyani, a district in the eastern province of Nangarhar


Choose who you want to believe - Afghanis say 60 civilians killed, NATO denies... date not specified, but seems to be around the 20th...

Quote:
February 2011 – A probe by Afghan government investigators concluded that 65 civilians, including 50 women and children, were killed in a Nato operation in Kunar province. Nato disputed the claim but Obama apologized for the incident


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_civilian_casualties_in_the_war_in_Afghanis...


Accident. Unintended. Regretted. 

Jihadi terrorism for Allah - deliberate, purposeful, glorified.

Even someone like you, so ridiculously immersed in agit-prop and excuse making, has to see the difference.  There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.   But of course you will deny it all and give the Paki ten rupees and Bwian a wink for their slobbering and slavish (kuffars, after all, no?) support.

The biggest tragedy is that our enemies  - and allies, for that matter - do not know what we want. And who could, looking at Western metrosexuals like Boy Trudeau and Twitterers. 

Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria and the rest are not defeated because there is no will to beat them, not because there is no ability.



The invasion of Afghanistan. Accident. Unintended. Regretted.

Sorry, guys. The old boy will try to carpetbomb another tinted hellhole next time, okay?
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Reply #82 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 8:39am
 
Mattyfisk wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 10:11pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 3:19pm:
Happy anniversaries:

Quote:
February 20, 2011 – A NATO airstrike killed an Afghan family of six in Khogyani, a district in the eastern province of Nangarhar


Choose who you want to believe - Afghanis say 60 civilians killed, NATO denies... date not specified, but seems to be around the 20th...

Quote:
February 2011 – A probe by Afghan government investigators concluded that 65 civilians, including 50 women and children, were killed in a Nato operation in Kunar province. Nato disputed the claim but Obama apologized for the incident


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_civilian_casualties_in_the_war_in_Afghanis...


Accident. Unintended. Regretted. 

Jihadi terrorism for Allah - deliberate, purposeful, glorified.

Even someone like you, so ridiculously immersed in agit-prop and excuse making, has to see the difference.  There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.   But of course you will deny it all and give the Paki ten rupees and Bwian a wink for their slobbering and slavish (kuffars, after all, no?) support.

The biggest tragedy is that our enemies  - and allies, for that matter - do not know what we want. And who could, looking at Western metrosexuals like Boy Trudeau and Twitterers. 

Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria and the rest are not defeated because there is no will to beat them, not because there is no ability.



The invasion of Afghanistan. Accident. Unintended. Regretted.

Sorry, guys. The old boy will try to carpetbomb another tinted hellhole next time, okay?


It was the American prosecution team at Nuremberg that first defined aggressive war as the "supreme crime" from which all other war crimes spawn from. Thus according to the Americans own criteria, the US is ultimately responsible for the however many hundred thousand people died as a result of the Iraq invasion,  the 2-4 million who died as a result of the Vietnam attack etc etc.
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A resident Islam critic who claims to represent western values said:
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Reply #83 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 8:40am
 
issuevoter wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 9:21pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.


If you had one skerrick of decency you would stop trying to defend Islam, and admit, at least to yourself that you have made a dreadful mistake. But that would take a much bigger person than you will ever be. Scumbag. Read tomorrow's casualty list and tell us how it is all the fault of the evil Americans. No doubt Bali was our fault too, in your pathetic little mind.


You seem to have a slight chip on your shoulder Issue. Need a hug?
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A resident Islam critic who claims to represent western values said:
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Reply #84 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 10:36am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 21st, 2018 at 8:39am:
Mattyfisk wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 10:11pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 3:19pm:
Happy anniversaries:

Quote:
February 20, 2011 – A NATO airstrike killed an Afghan family of six in Khogyani, a district in the eastern province of Nangarhar


Choose who you want to believe - Afghanis say 60 civilians killed, NATO denies... date not specified, but seems to be around the 20th...

Quote:
February 2011 – A probe by Afghan government investigators concluded that 65 civilians, including 50 women and children, were killed in a Nato operation in Kunar province. Nato disputed the claim but Obama apologized for the incident


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_civilian_casualties_in_the_war_in_Afghanis...


Accident. Unintended. Regretted. 

Jihadi terrorism for Allah - deliberate, purposeful, glorified.

Even someone like you, so ridiculously immersed in agit-prop and excuse making, has to see the difference.  There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.   But of course you will deny it all and give the Paki ten rupees and Bwian a wink for their slobbering and slavish (kuffars, after all, no?) support.

The biggest tragedy is that our enemies  - and allies, for that matter - do not know what we want. And who could, looking at Western metrosexuals like Boy Trudeau and Twitterers. 

Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria and the rest are not defeated because there is no will to beat them, not because there is no ability.



The invasion of Afghanistan. Accident. Unintended. Regretted.

Sorry, guys. The old boy will try to carpetbomb another tinted hellhole next time, okay?


It was the American prosecution team at Nuremberg that first defined aggressive war as the "supreme crime" from which all other war crimes spawn from. Thus according to the Americans own criteria, the US is ultimately responsible for the however many hundred thousand people died as a result of the Iraq invasion,  the 2-4 million who died as a result of the Vietnam attack etc etc.


The bombing of Cambodia, the ousting of Allende, the invasion of Panama, and on and on it goes.

The old boy deeply regrets the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. He says he made a mistake. Of course Afghanis wouldn't want Karzai and Iraqis wouldn't want ISIS - they're Muselmen. Their prophet tells them to reject Uncle's offers of democracy. 
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Reply #85 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 10:38am
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 21st, 2018 at 8:40am:
issuevoter wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 9:21pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.


If you had one skerrick of decency you would stop trying to defend Islam, and admit, at least to yourself that you have made a dreadful mistake. But that would take a much bigger person than you will ever be. Scumbag. Read tomorrow's casualty list and tell us how it is all the fault of the evil Americans. No doubt Bali was our fault too, in your pathetic little mind.


You seem to have a slight chip on your shoulder Issue. Need a hug?


He needs a jolly rogering.

Wait until lights-out, old boy. Good things come to those who wait.
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Reply #86 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 2:27pm
 
February 21st.
Pakistan. Suicide bombers kill 10 and injure 21. How do they convince people to kill themselves in the name of Allah? According to Gandalf the USA forces them to do it.

2016. Yes same date.

Bangladesh. Muzlims behead hindu priest. Obviously the USA was behind this one too.

2016
Syria. Mosque bombing kills 136 and maims 180+. Nothing to do with Islam?

2014
Somalia. Islamic zombie attack kills 14, injured unknown.

2013
Hyderabad, India. Muzlims bomb busy intersection. 17 killed, and 119 injured.

Meanwhile, yesterday, your SBS championing multiculturalism reported the shooting at a church in Russia, but refused to quote the killer who shouted Aliakbar while murdering 5 women. Thank you SBS for your honesty. Didn't have anything to do with you promotion of your new Islamic program, did it?
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Another day, another anniversary of US troops slaughtering innocent civilians:

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Uruzgan helicopter attack refers to the February 21, 2010, killing of a large number of Afghan civilians, including four women and one child, with another 12 civilians wounded.[1][2] The attack took place near the border between Uruzgan and Daykundi province in Afghanistan when special operation troops helicopters attacked three minibuses with "airborne weapons"


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27–33 civilians killed, including four women and one child; another 12 wounded


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Reply #89 - Feb 21st, 2018 at 7:17pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 7:15pm:
Frank wrote on Feb 20th, 2018 at 6:17pm:
There would be NO Americans or NATO in Afghanistan, incidentally, if the Talibs didn't shelter the Bin Liner & Co.


the Bin Liner and Co set up camp in Afghanistan before the Talibs had any control of the country. They were able to set up shop because of the chaos and power vacuum that had been created by the US funding and arming jihadists to overthrow the Ruskies. If it hadn't been for US intervention, the communists would have crushed the jihadists and Afghanistan would have remained a secular God-less utopia with women running around in mini skirts.

But no, thanks to US involvement, the Ruskies tucked tail and the warlords and the jihadists, brimming with US supplied arms and money, ran amuk, sending the country and society into complete chaos. Thats the context in which Bin Liner & Co set up shop. By the time the Talibs sort of took over the country, they were in no position to say whether or not the cashed up, armed-to-the hilt arab Jihadists were welcome. So rather than demonstrate how powerless they really were against them, they of course pretended they were letting them stay - when in fact they had no say in the matter.

So yeah - the talibs, the jihadists, Bin Laden's training camps - none of that would have happened if not for US meddling.


Gandalf, would you actually have preferred the Russians took over?
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