30,000 troops to Afghanistan

musicismylife78musicismylife78 Posts: 6,116
edited February 2009 in A Moving Train
Wow sending 30,000 to afghanistan and continuing this illegal, and immoral war.....

smart move, Obama. Well played.

I wonder if he would be for sending Malia and sasha to afghanistan? Cause his announcement means 30,000 kids our age are being send to die in the middle east?

Why are those who send others kids off to die, never willing to offer up their own babies?
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  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    Wow sending 30,000 to afghanistan and continuing this illegal, and immoral war.....

    smart move, Obama. Well played.

    I wonder if he would be for sending Malia and sasha to afghanistan? Cause his announcement means 30,000 kids our age are being send to die in the middle east?

    Why are those who send others kids off to die, never willing to offer up their own babies?

    Obama's kids aren't 18. Also, Afghanistan is not in the Middle East. Look at a map.

    He's also pulling our troops out of Iraq and there are a hell of a lot more than 30,000 in Iraq... so that actually means FEWER American soldiers in harm's way.

    Not that you have the guts to debate this issue... you've never responded to anyone that challenged you on here.
  • SolarWorldSolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    What is the source of this 30,000 number? Earlier in the week it was 17,000.
  • catefrancescatefrances Posts: 29,003
    SolarWorld wrote:
    What is the source of this 30,000 number? Earlier in the week it was 17,000.

    whatever the number, its too many.

    who would have thought that obama was just another politician. :roll:
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  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    I have no problem with the war in Afghanistan continuing. It is not to be grouped with Iraq.
  • JB811 wrote:
    I have no problem with the war in Afghanistan continuing. It is not to be grouped with Iraq.
    I agree, It's about time we put more support in Afghanistan and help out the other countries who are fighting there. Wars happen (though we all wish they wouldn't) but it's which we choose to fight in that defines our character. We need to get out of Iraq.
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  • Wow sending 30,000 to afghanistan and continuing this illegal, and immoral war.....

    smart move, Obama. Well played.

    I wonder if he would be for sending Malia and sasha to afghanistan? Cause his announcement means 30,000 kids our age are being send to die in the middle east?

    Why are those who send others kids off to die, never willing to offer up their own babies?

    Obama's kids aren't 18. Also, Afghanistan is not in the Middle East. Look at a map.

    He's also pulling our troops out of Iraq and there are a hell of a lot more than 30,000 in Iraq... so that actually means FEWER American soldiers in harm's way.

    Not that you have the guts to debate this issue... you've never responded to anyone that challenged you on here.

    I have no respect for people who start wars. I dont respect bush, but I also am man enough to be against war, even when its not bush starting the wars, but a democrat and supposed "new face and fresh hope".

    Part of my distaste for politics is the inherent hypocrisy of politicians. Obama signed a death certificate for 30000 kids. He would never be for sasha and malia being sent to afghanistan. What parent would? Bush wouldnt have loved it if Barbara and Jenna were sent to Iraq.

    The escalation of war in Afghanistan is nothing different than the Bush years. Bush's view was escalate Iraq, pull troops from Afghanistan and stage an unwinnable and unmanageable war. Obama's strategy is pull troops from Iraq and stage an equally unwinnable war in Afghanistan.

    The war will never be won. Just because obama is now captain of the ship, that doesnt change a damn thing.

    How is moving 30000 kids from one battleground to the next making them safer? its not like the war is ONLY going on in iraq. And its not like Obama or the wars commanders are telling troops that are moved from Iraq to Afghnaistan: "Dont bring your guns, just grab a magazine and a swimsuit and relax by the pool". No they will be engaged in combat. They are in a war.

    War is hypocrisy. Obama would never be allowed to serve in iraq or Afghanistan. And would never allow his kids to. Yet, he orders a war to continue, a war that will inevitably lead to more death and more unspeakably sad visits to the doors of families to tell them their loved one is never coming home, or that they are coming home but lost an arm, lost a leg, or lost their sanity.

    No one wins in a war. Ever. Obama is just as responsible for this mess as Bush is now, as he is going to continue it. 30,000 kids are now in harms way because he signed a note.
  • JB811 wrote:
    I have no problem with the war in Afghanistan continuing. It is not to be grouped with Iraq.
    I agree, It's about time we put more support in Afghanistan and help out the other countries who are fighting there. Wars happen (though we all wish they wouldn't) but it's which we choose to fight in that defines our character. We need to get out of Iraq.


    Funny, you may be supportive of such a move, I am wholeheartedly not.

    Say obama continues to throw more support to Afghanistan, like it looks like he will. Say he adds another 100,000 troops to afghanistan, takes those troops from Iraq, puts them in Afghanistan, how is that anything different from a Bush war that we all opposed.

    I am opposed to senseless death, all death really. Wars are senseless. there is no moral war.

    You may applaud the escalation of such a war, and the inevitable deaths of scores and scores of young kids our age. Thats something I dont honor or admire in the least. I have never supoorted this war, in iraq or afghnistan and never will. Its gross, sick and criminal.

    I think its always been clear cut. Either war is bad and harmful and you dont support those who murder innocent children either on our side or any side, or you support war and are fine with bombs destroying and murdering families, kids, mothers, fathers, grandparents etc...

    Its never been a question for me what I feel on the issue.
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    Part of my distaste for politics is the inherent hypocrisy of politicians. Obama signed a death certificate for 30000 kids. He would never be for sasha and malia being sent to afghanistan. What parent would? Bush wouldnt have loved it if Barbara and Jenna were sent to Iraq.

    How is moving 30000 kids from one battleground to the next making them safer? its not like the war is ONLY going on in iraq. And its not like Obama or the wars commanders are telling troops that are moved from Iraq to Afghnaistan: "Dont bring your guns, just grab a magazine and a swimsuit and relax by the pool". No they will be engaged in combat. They are in a war.

    A death certificate? So every single person that is sent to Afghanistan will be killed eh? Nobody is going to survive, they're all doomed? Come on man...

    Withdrawing 100,000 troops from Iraq and moving 30,000 of them to Afghanistan means 70,000 troops come home to safety. That's better than none.
  • Drowned OutDrowned Out Posts: 6,056
    Can anyone tell me exactly what the mission is in Afghanistan these days?
    Are we officially still looking for OBL?
    Fighting the Taliban as a favour to the people?
    Fighting TERROR?
  • Kel VarnsenKel Varnsen Posts: 1,952
    I think its always been clear cut. Either war is bad and harmful and you dont support those who murder innocent children either on our side or any side, or you support war and are fine with bombs destroying and murdering families, kids, mothers, fathers, grandparents etc...

    Is it really that clear cut? Is there nothing in your life that you value enough that you think you would be willing to fight for?
  • Part of my distaste for politics is the inherent hypocrisy of politicians. Obama signed a death certificate for 30000 kids. He would never be for sasha and malia being sent to afghanistan. What parent would? Bush wouldnt have loved it if Barbara and Jenna were sent to Iraq.

    How is moving 30000 kids from one battleground to the next making them safer? its not like the war is ONLY going on in iraq. And its not like Obama or the wars commanders are telling troops that are moved from Iraq to Afghnaistan: "Dont bring your guns, just grab a magazine and a swimsuit and relax by the pool". No they will be engaged in combat. They are in a war.

    A death certificate? So every single person that is sent to Afghanistan will be killed eh? Nobody is going to survive, they're all doomed? Come on man...

    Withdrawing 100,000 troops from Iraq and moving 30,000 of them to Afghanistan means 70,000 troops come home to safety. That's better than none.

    One of my problems with war is how its marketed. I was once an activist. And I know, that the military obviously targets youth in terms of recruitment. They have these video game set ups, booths, and what do you think these games show? Do they show the reality of war? The death, loss, fear, violence? No, hell no! They show glory, and all that stuff. It was naive of bush and others to market this war as a bloodless war that we were going to win in a few months or weeks. It was just as naive for the american people to buy this ludicrus idea that war is bloodless and that you can just drop bombs on some people and everything will be kosher.

    Go to the movies lately? Seen those absurd pro military recruitment videos by 3 doors down or Kid Rock? That is a silly and pollyanna view of the world and war.

    War is violent and death occurs. just the way it is. So no i dont think it is silly of me to suggest that he signed the death certificate for 30000 kids.

    Those kids will never be the same. And he and others can no longer say this is Bush's war. its obama's now too. And when he sends people to a foreign land to get their heads shot off, he deserves to be criticized.
  • I think its always been clear cut. Either war is bad and harmful and you dont support those who murder innocent children either on our side or any side, or you support war and are fine with bombs destroying and murdering families, kids, mothers, fathers, grandparents etc...

    Is it really that clear cut? Is there nothing in your life that you value enough that you think you would be willing to fight for?


    there are many things I value, things I value more than life itself, and would be willing to die for. But I find no honor or glory in the taking of innocent human life. To drop bombs on women and children is an act so criminal its beyond comprehension.

    I am willing to fight for things, but i will NEVER be willing to die for the idea of capitalism or imperialism or greed or militarism.
    And I repeat it is that simple. Either you believe war and bombs solve issues or you believe they create more peroblems than they solve. Either you believe those who dropped the a bomb are heroes, or are some of the most reprehensible humans ever born.

    Its the most juvenile of notions to believe bringing a loaded gun to a foreign land and shooting people will end terorrism. And apparently bush isnt the only person who believes as such. Obama clearly agrees as do many on this board. Which is not only frightening but disturbing.
  • Drowned OutDrowned Out Posts: 6,056
    Is it really that clear cut? Is there nothing in your life that you value enough that you think you would be willing to fight for?

    Again...what's the mission? What exactly are these soldiers supposed to be valuing more than their lives?
    I'm not being facetious....I really don't know what the hell the justification is for still being there...
    I keep hearing people say that Afghanistan is where we should be, and where we should have been focused on from the start....why? If it was to destoy al-qaeda training camps, I'm sure they were destroyed 6-7 years ago...if it was to find OBL, I'm sure he's long gone (or dead)...if it's to fight the Taliban...why are we fighting the Taliban as opposed to a hundred other oppressive regimes? The only plausible (tho sickening) reason I can find for being there is to secure a route for a pipeline.
    Increasing troops in Afghanistan is a mistake. We're going to further destabilize Pakistan and this is all going to bite us in the ass in the end.
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    I am willing to fight for things, but i will NEVER be willing to die for the idea of capitalism or imperialism or greed or militarism.
    And I repeat it is that simple. Either you believe war and bombs solve issues or you believe they create more peroblems than they solve. Either you believe those who dropped the a bomb are heroes, or are some of the most reprehensible humans ever born.

    No, it isn't that simple. The world is not as black and white as you wish it was. Though I do admit it makes it easier for simple-minded people to make decisions when the world is viewed that way.

    The fact that you disagree with the motives of this particular war does not mean all war is always wrong.
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    One of my problems with war is how its marketed. I was once an activist. And I know, that the military obviously targets youth in terms of recruitment. They have these video game set ups, booths, and what do you think these games show? Do they show the reality of war? The death, loss, fear, violence? No, hell no! They show glory, and all that stuff. It was naive of bush and others to market this war as a bloodless war that we were going to win in a few months or weeks. It was just as naive for the american people to buy this ludicrus idea that war is bloodless and that you can just drop bombs on some people and everything will be kosher.

    Go to the movies lately? Seen those absurd pro military recruitment videos by 3 doors down or Kid Rock? That is a silly and pollyanna view of the world and war.

    War is violent and death occurs. just the way it is. So no i dont think it is silly of me to suggest that he signed the death certificate for 30000 kids.

    Those kids will never be the same. And he and others can no longer say this is Bush's war. its obama's now too. And when he sends people to a foreign land to get their heads shot off, he deserves to be criticized.

    None of this has anything to do with the war in Afghanistan. Yes, the war propaganda was sickening and misleading and yes the way our military recruits people is reprehensible. That doesn't mean everyone going to Afghanistan is going to die.

    Answer me this (even though I know you lack the guts and wherewithal to answer a straight question, preferring your blindly naive and ideological rants with no basis in fact or reality):

    Do you truly think every single one of the 30,000 troops going to Afghanistan will be killed in action there?
  • yokeyoke Posts: 1,440
    I am willing to fight for things, but i will NEVER be willing to die for the idea of capitalism or imperialism or greed or militarism.
    And I repeat it is that simple. Either you believe war and bombs solve issues or you believe they create more peroblems than they solve. Either you believe those who dropped the a bomb are heroes, or are some of the most reprehensible humans ever born.

    No, it isn't that simple. The world is not as black and white as you wish it was. Though I do admit it makes it easier for simple-minded people to make decisions when the world is viewed that way.

    The fact that you disagree with the motives of this particular war does not mean all war is always wrong.


    don't be silly, WWII was wrong, all those people died for nothing :roll:
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  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    yoke wrote:
    I am willing to fight for things, but i will NEVER be willing to die for the idea of capitalism or imperialism or greed or militarism.
    And I repeat it is that simple. Either you believe war and bombs solve issues or you believe they create more peroblems than they solve. Either you believe those who dropped the a bomb are heroes, or are some of the most reprehensible humans ever born.

    No, it isn't that simple. The world is not as black and white as you wish it was. Though I do admit it makes it easier for simple-minded people to make decisions when the world is viewed that way.

    The fact that you disagree with the motives of this particular war does not mean all war is always wrong.


    don't be silly, WWII was wrong, all those people died for nothing :roll:

    Yeah, Churchill was one of the most reprehensible humans ever born. He should have just asked Hitler politely to stop gassing Jews and bombing London. I'm sure he would have responded reasonably once he realized dropping bombs made him one of the most reprehensible humans ever. Too bad we didn't have radiohead33 around back then to tell him so. Would have made that war a lot easier!
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146

    who would have thought that obama was just another politician. :roll:



    i did!! :D
  • SolarWorldSolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    I come back to the thread and no one can source this 30,000 number. It's not 30,000 troops. Second where have you bleeding heart pussies been for the past 2 years? Obama has been saying over and over again that he was going to deal with Afghanistan. Where you guys under a rock? Ear's too dirty to hear? He has been firing missiles from drones from the second he got into office. Obama is not an anti war president. He's an anti Iraq war president. Get a clue people.
  • Drowned OutDrowned Out Posts: 6,056
    SolarWorld wrote:
    I come back to the thread and no one can source this 30,000 number. It's not 30,000 troops. Second where have you bleeding heart pussies been for the past 2 years? Obama has been saying over and over again that he was going to deal with Afghanistan. Where you guys under a rock? Ear's too dirty to hear? He has been firing missiles from drones from the second he got into office. Obama is not an anti war president. He's an anti Iraq war president. Get a clue people.
    I've been here all along...criticizing the decision to increase troops in Afghanistan. It doesn't matter what the number is. If he sent two more soldiers there I'd be against it.

    Is anyone going to take a stab at what the fuck we're doing there? What does 'he was going to deal with Afghanistan' mean? Is it really obvious and I'm missing it, or does no one know?

    He's not all that anti-Iraq war either, he's leaving more than just a couple troops behind.
  • SolarWorldSolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    SolarWorld wrote:
    I come back to the thread and no one can source this 30,000 number. It's not 30,000 troops. Second where have you bleeding heart pussies been for the past 2 years? Obama has been saying over and over again that he was going to deal with Afghanistan. Where you guys under a rock? Ear's too dirty to hear? He has been firing missiles from drones from the second he got into office. Obama is not an anti war president. He's an anti Iraq war president. Get a clue people.
    I've been here all along...criticizing the decision to increase troops in Afghanistan. It doesn't matter what the number is. If he sent two more soldiers there I'd be against it.

    Is anyone going to take a stab at what the fuck we're doing there? What does 'he was going to deal with Afghanistan' mean? Is it really obvious and I'm missing it, or does no one know?

    He's not all that anti-Iraq war either, he's leaving more than just a couple troops behind.

    It's real simple. Pakistan is right next to Afghanistan, you know the country that has nuclear weapons? The country that barely has a government in power right now? The country that just gave up the Swat valley to the Taliban. The whole region is unstable, that is why we are there. Nukes and Terrorists. Whether you agree with the plan is another story but to say that there isn't and Obama is sending everyone to their death is just plain stupid.
  • Drowned OutDrowned Out Posts: 6,056
    SolarWorld wrote:

    It's real simple. Pakistan is right next to Afghanistan, you know the country that has nuclear weapons? The country that barely has a government in power right now? The country that just gave up the Swat valley to the Taliban. The whole region is unstable, that is why we are there. Nukes and Terrorists. Whether you agree with the plan is another story but to say that there isn't and Obama is sending everyone to their death is just plain stupid.

    So by that logic, shouldn’t we have ground forces in Pakistan instead?
    I’m of the opinion that war doesn’t stop terrorism; that point doesn’t fly with me….that leaves the nukes. Why would we go to Afghanistan because Pakistan has nukes? What exactly are we doing about these nukes, aside from putting thousands of NATO troops within their reach?

    What is the MISSION? What has to happen to make it ok to leave (ie: how do we ‘win’)? Are we playing world police indefinitely, until the whole region is stable? What gives NATO the right to play that part?
    I notice our justifications for this war are morphing just like the excuses for Iraq did…we went to Afghanistan to find OBL, shut down Al-qaeda training camps, and to seek (misguided) revenge for 9/11. Now we’re there because the region is unstable….means to an end.
  • SolarWorldSolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    It's clear no matter what anyone tells you, you are going to continue to "not get it". So what's the point in going round and round with you? There isn't one. Go play with your flowers.
  • Drowned OutDrowned Out Posts: 6,056
    SolarWorld wrote:
    It's clear no matter what anyone tells you, you are going to continue to "not get it". So what's the point in going round and round with you? There isn't one. Go play with your flowers.

    What am I not getting? You can't tell me what the mission is, can you?

    Ok, I'll play with my floweres, you play with your cluster bombs :roll:
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    I notice our justifications for this war are morphing just like the excuses for Iraq did…we went to Afghanistan to find OBL, shut down Al-qaeda training camps, and to seek (misguided) revenge for 9/11. Now we’re there because the region is unstable….means to an end.

    That is the mission. OBL is still missing. Afghanistan was headed by the Taliban, a regime that made the country fair game for terrorist training camps. The goal was to shut down training camps, get Bin Laden, and get rid of the Taliban in favor of a legitimate government like the one Afghanistan had before they got caught between the US and Russia and had their country destroyed by it.

    Unfortunately, Dubya decided to invade Iraq to boost his poll numbers and all of this was forgotten. In the meantime, the country's feeble steps towards self-government degenerated into a bunch of warlords tearing up the country. So now we're stepping up our troops to help finish what we were supposed to do years ago... keep the warlords in check until the government gets off the ground and can hold it together.
  • JB811 wrote:
    I have no problem with the war in Afghanistan continuing. It is not to be grouped with Iraq.
    I agree, It's about time we put more support in Afghanistan and help out the other countries who are fighting there. Wars happen (though we all wish they wouldn't) but it's which we choose to fight in that defines our character. We need to get out of Iraq.


    Funny, you may be supportive of such a move, I am wholeheartedly not.
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  • tybirdtybird Posts: 17,388
    I notice our justifications for this war are morphing just like the excuses for Iraq did…we went to Afghanistan to find OBL, shut down Al-qaeda training camps, and to seek (misguided) revenge for 9/11. Now we’re there because the region is unstable….means to an end.

    That is the mission. OBL is still missing. Afghanistan was headed by the Taliban, a regime that made the country fair game for terrorist training camps. The goal was to shut down training camps, get Bin Laden, and get rid of the Taliban in favor of a legitimate government like the one Afghanistan had before they got caught between the US and Russia and had their country destroyed by it.

    Unfortunately, Dubya decided to invade Iraq to boost his poll numbers and all of this was forgotten. In the meantime, the country's feeble steps towards self-government degenerated into a bunch of warlords tearing up the country. So now we're stepping up our troops to help finish what we were supposed to do years ago... keep the warlords in check until the government gets off the ground and can hold it together.
    Sounds about right to me.....our "nation building" efforts in Afghanistan got derailed by the ill-advised invasion of Iraq.
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  • whats astonishing to me is how many people in addition to bush who think we can end terrorism at the barrel of a gun.

    Even on this board and on this thread. its filled with people who say iraq was wrong, but "oh gee, maybe if we just bomb afghanistan, terrorism will end".

    The fight in afghanistan is just as absurd as the iraq fight.

    You dont end terrorism by bombing innocent women and children.
  • whats astonishing to me is how many people in addition to bush who think we can end terrorism at the barrel of a gun.

    Even on this board and on this thread. its filled with people who say iraq was wrong, but "oh gee, maybe if we just bomb afghanistan, terrorism will end".

    The fight in afghanistan is just as absurd as the iraq fight.

    You dont end terrorism by bombing innocent women and children.

    I'm rolling my eyes in disbelief constantly at the arrogance with which so many on this board seem to think we have the "right" (much less the need) to go blundering in to Afghanistan or Pakistan under Obama's command.

    In particular, this notion that "the mission" is "to find bin laden" would be laughable if it weren't so delusionally avoidant of a much more probable reality, and that is: OSAMA BIN LADEN IS PROBABLY DEAD.
    CNN wrote:
    From an article written IN FEBRUARY 2002 for fucks sake!

    Peter Bergen: Bin Laden has aged 'enormously'

    CNN: The last interview you did with bin Laden was back in 1997. How different was the Osama bin Laden we saw in this tape, the interview taped late in October of 2001?

    BERGEN: He's actually quite similar. I mean, in terms of his demeanor and his voice -- these kinds of things are quite similar. The big difference is that he's aged enormously between '97 and October of last year.

    This is a man who was clearly not well. I mean, as you see from these pictures here, he's really, by December he's looking pretty terrible. But by December, of course, that tape that was aired then, he's barely moving the left side of his body. So he's clearly got diabetes. He has low blood pressure. He's got a wound in his foot. He's apparently got dialysis ... for kidney problems.

    I mean, this is a man who has a number of health problems, apart from the fact that anybody running around the Afghan mountains is not going to be in great shape
    .

    CNN: And, of course, the question that people continue to debate is not only is he not well, is he still alive today? Peter Bergen, thank you very much for coming along to share your insights with us this morning.

    Or how about:
    TIME Magazine, June 2002: Osama Bin Laden: Dead Or Alive?

    which begins...
    The last time the world heard from Osama bin Laden, there was reason to believe his end was near. In a videotape released in December, bin Laden looked sallow; his speech was slow, and his left arm immobile. (The Arab newspaper al-Quds al-Arabi reported last month that bin Laden was nursing a shrapnel wound when he made the tape.)

    and continues...
    more TIME wrote:
    The U.S intercepted chatter in the Tora Bora mountains between bin Laden and his forces that seemed to give up his location. Pakistani forces bottled up the border while American warplanes pounded the caves of eastern Afghanistan and special-ops troops positioned themselves for the big grab. "He doesn't have a lot of good options," said Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz.

    But he still had a few. Six months after hailing bin Laden's imminent capture or death, Pentagon officials now admit that the al-Qaeda leader "has gone missing" since the siege of Tora Bora. Missing, of course, could mean dead, and a small minority of officials [the honest ones???] in the Pentagon, CIA and FBI believe that bin Laden's public silence since the December tape suggests he has succumbed — if not to U.S. air strikes, then possibly to kidney failure. But the fact is, Washington just doesn't know. "The proof that he's alive is, we don't hear anything from Osama bin Laden," says Larry Johnson, a former State Department counterterrorism official. "The proof that he's dead is, we don't hear anything from Osama bin Laden."

    Of course you could also choose to suspend your disbelief about an obviously sick mans chances of surviving 10 years in a cave in a remote and hostile region with the alleged focus of the entire complex of the US intelligence and military community out to kill him, and instead decide to believe the biggest pathological liar and the most powerful propaganda generator in the history of mankind: The US Government. Yes, you could ignore Bin Laden's clearly failing health, and choose to accept the boogeyman fantasy presented to you, replete with VERY OCCASIONAL snippets of a man talking in a language most Americans will never understand, which the very same pathological lie machine tells you is in deed the voice of Osama Bin Laden -- the chief architect of the most secretive, perfectly dispersed, unbeatable, and well organized conspiratorial group of poverty stricken 3rd world 60 year old Kalashnikov rifle and box-cutter carrying mostly Saudi Arabian criminal masterminds that the world has ever seen.

    Ooh.
    I'm scared just talking about it.

    LETS GO BOMB US SOME MORE ARABS!
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