Re: How to Deal with the Taliban


"Alan Lichtenstein" <arl@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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El Castor wrote:

On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 13:11:25 -0400, "Nixon.D" <nixon.d@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


"Alan Lichtenstein" <arl@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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George Z. Bush wrote:


Since the Taliban have apparently started executing the South Korean
hostages they have under their control, if I were the head of the South
Korean government, I would demand that the Afghan government publicly
and without further delay execute five of the Taliban prisoners it
holds for each South Korean hostage the Taliban executes until they
cease that deplorable practise against innocent civilians.

George Z.

I've read the other replies to this thread, and unfortunately, the only
thing that we need to know and understand is the first rule of warfare:
"Know your enemy."

Our enemy is not a traditional enemy that has political goals which can
be negotiated. It's all or nothing with them. Their goals are
primarily religious, and not political, making negotiation and the
compromise which usually results, impossible. With the Taliban, it's
their way, or no way, as with the rest of al Quaida.

Sadly, I concur with George. The only solution is total eradication,
and the sooner the better. These are uncivilized maniac Muslims, and
they will certainly kill the hostages anyway, as they do not care
whether they themselves are killed. Unfortunate, but true.

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You are agreeing with me, not George. They must be eradicated. Of
course, that leaves the tremenduous problem of what to do with the rest
of the crazy Muslims that are NOT Taliban's !!!!
There are hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of them right here
within our borders.


6,300,000 to be exact. That's 6,300,000 too many.

Not for some well-placed nuclear devices.
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I think you're probably right, Alan. But, we'd probably have to sacrifice
many of our own with an eradication effort that large. However, it might
be worth is.

I don't volunteer to be among the "sacrificed"..... Yet.


McDave
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