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reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 12:42 PM by Rhetoric
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by rogerstigers
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
This is nothing new.



I find this to be the typical democrat response to accusations of high treason.

"Its nothing new"

Kind of like

"Its no big deal"

Then they produce an orwellian logicial arguement justifying the funding of people who were just out shooting at our service men.

Truly disturbing.
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I find nothing partisan or "Democrat" about it. It seems more like a fatalist comment to me. The idea that our government flaunts the checks and balances and acts in manners that are not in the best interest of the citizenship and are likely illegal... this idea is nothing new and has been going on for ages. For someone to point that out is simply acknowledging the fact that they aren't surprised and really don't expect anything to come out of it.


perhaps.

I find republicans to be less brazen about open support of our enemies though.

Not that I'm a fan of them either.

Bush should be hauled into court as well.


Easy bub, you're looking to lash out at Democrats, and Democrats only, that much is clear by your statements and attacks on this administration and members of this board.

You're trying to pick a fight or something, and I find it, and your entire argument to be without any merit. Unless of course you accused Bush of High-Treason" when he started bribing Iraqi Tribal elders, but I can't seem to find the thread you started then, is it missing or is this attack of yours really not about Afghanistan at all?

You're too transparent.

I'm not defending anything or anyone in this thread, all I said is that "it's nothing new" Many presidents have done this in many parts of the world.

-Get over yourself, your hate is going to eat you up from the inside out.


reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 01:16 PM by Rhetoric
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originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.


I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.

It must be nice, to be able to sit on your couch while others do your fighting for you. I have no more time for your hatred and ignorance, go away.



reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 01:24 PM by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
reply to post by mnemeth1




originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.


I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.

It must be nice, to be able to sit on your couch while others do your fighting for you. I have no more time for your hatred and ignorance, go away.


So was I

I find it highly unlikely that a former serviceman would be so cavalier about funding enemy combatants with his own money.

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reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 03:45 PM by Georgehairybush


I'm going to break this down for you all.

In order for this "war" to end, the government has come to the conclusion that it must pay the Taliban to fight for us.

Why?

Because since the Taliban’s inception, they have been nothing but a mercenary force disguised as a militant religious group.

Let us not forget who created the Taliban. It was the US very own CIA that funded and trained the original group of warlords in a bid to prevent Russia from acquiring access to oil in Afghanistan. If you look at old pictures of the Taliban, they are all carrying US arms.

Now we are at war with an enemy of our own creation

I am a former US military gulf war veteran.


The Taliban (Students) were conceived by Pakistan to protect
trade routes from Pakistan to Central Asia. The Mujahedin, Warlords
and Taliban are 3 separate groups.

Warlords interestingly pose a greater threat than the Taliban. An
example would be opium. The Taliban curbed its distribution where-as
today Afghanistan is once again the world supplier of opium.
As you will know Warlords control opium and poppy fields, not the
Taliban who opposed poppy growth.

Most of the pictures i have looked at of the old or new Taliban show
them carrying AK-47,s, AK-74,s and on occasion even the Draganov.
Could you point me to photos of them carrying US weapons? Whilst i
have no doubt they own some, by way of theft, bought in Pakistan or
otherwise, id say there weapons of choice are AK,s or equivalent copies.


reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 05:01 PM by mnemeth1
The NY Times reports on the CIAs relationship with the current regime

www.nytimes.com...

Karzai's brother is a drug pimp and warlord on the CIA dole.

While openly being an admitted product of the Paki ISI, what has not been fully publicized is the CIAs role in their creation.

The ISI is an offshoot of the CIA itself, we established the ISI, which then in turn established the Taliban with laundered US dollars and equipment.

Global Research did a nice write up on it here.

www.globalresearch.ca...

Its widely known that the taliban was using advanced american weaponry against the soviets during their invasion.

That, along with massive US funding.

www.telegraph.co.uk...

They are a US creation.


A simple google image search will turn up dozens of old taliban pictures carrying M16s and stingers around.


reply posted on 29-10-2009 @ 07:52 PM by Rhetoric
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
reply to post by mnemeth1




originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.


I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.

It must be nice, to be able to sit on your couch while others do your fighting for you. I have no more time for your hatred and ignorance, go away.


So was I

I find it highly unlikely that a former serviceman would be so cavalier about funding enemy combatants with his own money.

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So, You were also in Afghanistan in the service? I find that hard to believe, want to know why?

Well, on your other site, labeled in your signature line as My Cosmology site", you say nothing about being in Afghanistan, or even in the Military.

You claim there:



About The Editor Michael Suede (nom de plume) has a degree and background in computer science from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and has worked as a software developer / engineer since 2001. His interest in cosmology began roughly in 2004 after discovering The Case Against The Big Bang by Eric Lerner. He found the data laid out by Lerner so compelling that it drove him to explore plasma cosmology and other alternative cosmologies in depth.



It doesn't add up Michael

Claiming to share the experiences of soldiers who are actually serving in combat, just to justify a political argument is pretty low, and I think it is a dis-service to those who have actually served in Afghanistan.




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reply posted on 30-10-2009 @ 06:58 AM by Rhetoric
reply to post by mnemeth1


Your stories are Still not adding up Michael.

Speaking of Afghanistan,You said:



originally posted by mnemeth1

I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.


Thats when I advised you:



originally posted by Rhetoric

I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.


Then you replied:


originally posted by mnemeth1

So was I


So I find this on your other site, proving you didn't serve in Afghanistan:



About The Editor Michael Suede (nom de plume) has a degree and background in computer science from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and has worked as a software developer / engineer since 2001.


Now your story changes:



originally posted by mnemeth1

I was in the Gulf, not Afghanistan


Just admit that you weren't telling the truth Michael. Just admit that you said you served there just to bolster your political argument regarding this Afghanistan thread.

Personally, I really don't care, I was lucky enough to come home in one piece, but I do know a LOT of people and their families, who would not appreciate you doing such a dis-service to the people who have actually served in Afghanistan, and lost their lives and limbs doing so.

Just so you could try to add validity to your posting on a conspiracy forum?

You should be ashamed Michael.






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reply posted on 30-10-2009 @ 08:56 AM by Rhetoric
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But you were not in Afghanistan....... So you lied.

That's shameful dude, serving on board a ship during the gulf war, is far different from serving in Afghanistan, and "Getting attacked on a daily basis" like you said.

You really should apologize to every veteran of Afghanistan, past and present, for claiming to have shared their combat experience.

Just to further a political posting on a conspiracy web forum.......



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reply posted on 30-10-2009 @ 09:58 AM by Rhetoric
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originally posted by mnemeth1
When I said "I was there as well" - I meant deployed to the Middle East in a hostile zone.


Sorry, my mistake, I thought you meant what you said, I didn't know that what you said meant something else.

Back on topic...

Listen, I've spent nearly 5 years on my life in the Iraq and Afghanistan theaters of operation, 3 as a member of the US military, 2 as a private contractor, and this my perspective gleaned from my personal experiences.

We can spend a few million dollars to bomb a village, maybe we kill a few members of the Taliban, maybe we don't.

But for every single person we do kill, every member of their family would now like to see harm come to our personnel. The sons, nephews, brothers, cousins and grand children are now receptive to the idea of taking a pot shot or planting an IED along the roads our personnel travel.

We have just successfully manufactured enemies, people who wish us harm by killing someone close to them, perhaps the person responsible for feeding that entire family.

On the other hand.......

We go into that same village, and hand out half of the money we would have spent on the armament to destroy that same village, to the village elders and heads of those families.

Maybe, just maybe, we have reduced the number of people who want to see our personnel harmed. We have fed them instead of killing them.

If a few thousand dollars placed in the right hands, can convince some of them, any of them to go get food instead of an ak-47 or some pe-4 explosives, then we have reduced the amount of enemies right then and there.

The tactic works, it worked in the Al-Anbar province in Iraq, it worked in Bosnia and it worked with the mountain tribes in Vietnam.

A few bucks in the right hands of the right tribal elders, to save a few American lives, and reduce the number of people who want to kill American personnel, treason or not, is a small price to pay.

I, and most of the people I served and worked with, would much rather be thanked for feeding a family, than cursed for killing their family.

Now that's just my opinion mike.
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