Colpy wrote:
Speaking of crap, see immediately above.........
Perhaps you could enlighten me on exactly what "tactical use of genocide" you are refering to. You are perhaps confusing the Russian occupation of Afghanistan and the current mission, supported by the United Nations?
Is murdering over a million Iraqis by bombing, bullets, and sanctions genocide? I think it is.
What I hear is a whack of disjointed claptrap and lefty buzz-words hobbled together in a futile attempt to make the author appear as some sort of intellectual.
As for geo-politics, I've spent the last 35 years interested in politics and history, the development of civilization and the expression of power. In doing so, I have learned enough sense to move away from empty-headed leftist rhetoric, and to deal with reality.
The reality is this: the main aim of the mission in Afghanistan is to prevent the Taliban from returning to power. They attacked us, and they would, if in control, re-constitute the training bases and support for our most lethal enemies.
The reality is that after 9/11, a coalition of nations went into Afghanistan in support of The War on Terror. The war on terror was hijacked to the cause of keeping the Taliban from blowing up the oil pipeline.
Speaking of crap, see immediately above.........
Perhaps you could enlighten me on exactly what "tactical use of genocide" you are refering to. You are perhaps confusing the Russian occupation of Afghanistan and the current mission, supported by the United Nations?
Is murdering over a million Iraqis by bombing, bullets, and sanctions genocide? I think it is.
What I hear is a whack of disjointed claptrap and lefty buzz-words hobbled together in a futile attempt to make the author appear as some sort of intellectual.
As for geo-politics, I've spent the last 35 years interested in politics and history, the development of civilization and the expression of power. In doing so, I have learned enough sense to move away from empty-headed leftist rhetoric, and to deal with reality.
The reality is this: the main aim of the mission in Afghanistan is to prevent the Taliban from returning to power. They attacked us, and they would, if in control, re-constitute the training bases and support for our most lethal enemies.
The reality is that after 9/11, a coalition of nations went into Afghanistan in support of The War on Terror. The war on terror was hijacked to the cause of keeping the Taliban from blowing up the oil pipeline.