Afghanistan Faces Return Of Taliban

London Sunday Herald ^ | 4-13-03 | Kate Clark

[Unwavering Conservative]

We need to keep the nation of Afghanistan in our prayers as they face renewed atacks from Islamic radicals.

[Jhoffa_]

Good intel & bounties..

Find these guy's and make an example of them.

Then watch what happens to the remainder of the tally-ban.

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[EternalVigilance]

Mullah Dadullah

A name like that has real comic potential!

[Jhoffa_]

It's look great carved in granite also..

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

Let's not use all our Moabs in Iraq.

[Conservateacher]

"The BBC's Rahimullah Yusufzai, who
interviewed Dadullah in the Pakistani border city of Peshawer,"

Pakistan is overflowing with terrorists. We need to pressure thier gov to make a decision about what side they are on. Either they are with us or agin us.

[Unwavering Conservative]

Right on!!

[Unwavering Conservative]

I totally agree with you.

[Unwavering Conservative]

ping

[Rev. Lou Chenary]

The return of Baghdad Bob?

[Nefertiti]

Afghans find it difficult to understand where the aid money has gone, except perhaps in Kabul where they can see large numbers of white Land Cruisers, hikes in property prices and new restaurants.

This is a Damn LIE! Kate Clark from BBC is a twisted, liberal, worthless waste of air.... My husband had been in Afghanistan just 20 minutes from Kabul for the last 7 months and has sent me pictures of them helping rebuild some of the schools and taking supplies to them, helping them rebuild and supply some medical centers and the neighborhoods.... my husband is in all of the pictures so I know these things are happening for a fact. Yes they are being attacked by terrorists quite often but they are also helping the Afghan people. The Italian and Thailand military are stationed over there also and are helping them out a lot... but these are all things you just don't hear about in your local "regulated" news, it's a shame..... and thank you all for the heartfelt prayers for our troops in the desert, I send our troops different posts from here all the time, they look forward to reading them everyday, they really love all the support.... Thank you so much everyone

Nefertiti

[Nefertiti]

Kate Clark from BBC

Sorry correction... this particular article written by this poisoned b*tch spouting her words of venom was published in the "London Sunday Herald".. still doesn't change the fact that she is a twit, it just means that the London Sunday Herald it just as diluted for print her web of lies...

Sorry I don't usually get so upset but this really got under my skin.... hope no one minded my blowing off some steam.. Thank you all

Nefertiti

[Unwavering Conservative]

That's ok. I am glad you helped set the record on this issue straight.

[AmericanVictory]

You are exactly right. Not only that, this is not news, it is merely a stringing together of already published reports from others to try and string together a false picture and an agenda.

[Bonaparte]

"Afghans in Kabul remain sceptical about the promises President Bush is making to Iraqis, the same promises he made to them of democracy, human rights and reconstruction. The international community gave $1 billion in the past year to help rebuild this shattered country. In contrast, the US gives Israel $3bn every year."

Notice how The Herald avoids saying how much we have given Afghanistan in just the past year? (The left menu has plenty of information about all we are doing there.)

[Bonaparte]

Thankyou (and your husband), Nefertiti.

[halfdome]

Are you referring to the $150 million the State Dept. website says we gave Afghanistan? That's hardly impressive out of a total $1 billion.

[halfdome]

Yeah, but we could save so much money if we just continue packing Taliban members like sardines into container trucks and letting them bake in the sun. When they scream for air, we can just fire into the side of the truck to make ventilation holes. That's much more cost effective.