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Posted on 06/22/2009 7:36:30 AM PDT by Boonie
KABUL – The top U.S. general in Afghanistan will soon formally order U.S. and NATO forces to break away from fights with militants hiding in Afghan houses so the battles do not kill civilians, a U.S. official said Monday.
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Outstanding!!!!!
Give the ragsheads a safe hiding place to snipe away at US Military...Definitely decided on by the “perfume Princes” sitting safe in the Pentagon (and WH)
ATTENTION! TO ALL TERRORISTS IN AFGHANISTAN! WE ADVISE YOU TO SEEK SHELTER IN HOUSES! WE WILL NOT PURSUE YOU OR FIGHT YOU IF YOU ARE IN A HOUSE! THANK YOU!
I am no anti-war freak, but ya know what? If you arent going to fight a war to win WTF are we doing there?
Bring the men home. These rules are plain stupid.
War is where you kill the enemy until they quit, anything else is not a war it’s a political tool.
Gen Patton is puking in his grave...........
Sounds like the ‘rules’ in our last year in Viet Nam. We know how that turned out.
The U.S. is trying to jump off every cliff it can find: political, economic, military, you name it.
This is why this mom is telling her son to not go anywhere near a military career. Even Bush had strings attached to the fighting. As long as we wage war in the politically correct mode, kids’ lives will be in danger and sacrificed...
Kinder and gentler warfare, at least on our part
Next - the entire civilian population become human shields for the brave islamist freedom fighters
Human shields. And the UN is silent.
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