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Oh, so if Russians are for getting rid of the Taliban, then they must be Soviets, but if Americans are for it, then they must be freedom lovers.

Context is everything, my friend.
I was talking about a Russian Jew living in England who opposes Israeli actions but is for anti-Afghan ones. This policy does sound lik ethe Soviets in the 1980's, when they funded Palestinian terrorism while indiscriminately killing afghans.

Explain to me, how are you any different from the arab moral equivalists and forked tongued politicians? Do you even see your own hypocracy? Probably not. Or is this just a knee jerk reaction to your general hatred of Russians?

1. I don't hate Russians. I hate communist and Jews who sympathise with anti-Israel terror.
2. I see no hypocracy. read my statement above and comment 55.

I was talking about a Russian Jew living in England who opposes Israeli actions but is for anti-Afghan ones. This policy does sound like the Soviets in the 1980's, when they funded Palestinian terrorism while indiscriminately killing afghans.

I thought she had a Soviet mindset when she first said these things to me. But after I spent more time discussing politics with her, I released she was not at all Communist, or even Socialist. Her politics are right wing and nationalistic, note her opinion on conscription in post 64.

Roger, I get your point. I still don't think she's a Soviet sympathizer just because of her views...especially since there is no soviet union. She might be a bit confused on the arab thing, but that's her problem.