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They do allow infidels in their country. Reporters and aid workers have been permitted. The real question is can they allow a Moslem to be handed over to non-Moslem justice? The clerics have said no so far but some pressure could easily change their minds.Originally posted by Cindy Glass:
I don't believe that the Taliban can permit infidels (that would be us) to enter their territory under their interpretation of the Koran.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
The real question is can they allow a Moslem to be handed over to non-Moslem justice? The clerics have said no so far but some pressure could easily change their minds.
what?
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Originally posted by Greg Harris:
what makes me mad is that we will not hear about them. i wish i was still in the Navy so i would know what is going on over there!
what?
Originally posted by Jake the Snake:
I really don't understand why are you guys focusing on one single person and only on Taliban? Taliban itself is not the problem but the whole radical muslim ideology is. It is very spread-out. Do you fight groups of individuals, who are dispersed all over the world, with aircraft carriers and bombers?
Originally posted by Andy Ceponis:
Thats why im campaigning to have every ship/person involved in the war wear a helmet cam. I wanna see the destruction first hand!
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Originally posted by Jake the Snake:
I won't go deeper into the whole subject because I am sure I will be flamed by large number of (ignorant) people here.
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Originally posted by Steve Holmes:
So far I really haven't heard an intelligent well thought-out comment on this whole list.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
The Taliban can not survive without outside support. Eventually they will run out of food, fuel, and ammunition. They have many enemies in Afghanistan who are waiting with bated breath for the opportunity to kick some Taliban butt.
There is one more thing to keep in mind. Osama bin Laden is not a religious leader and anyone who follows the Koran will find nothing worth following in him or the Taliban. He is a leader like Jim Jones, David Koresh, or Charles Manson. His ability to recruit is severely limited by our ability to isolate him. Look at his followers. How many were Afghan peasants? None. His followers were educated non-religious moslems who fell under the sway of a charismatic leader.
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Nope never heard it. I have heard "religion is the opiate of the people."Originally posted by Jake the Snake:
Have you ever heard of an expression "Politics is for masses"?
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Nope never heard it. I have heard "religion is the opiate of the people."
Yep:Originally posted by OMAR KHAN:
Karl Marx?
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Look at his followers. How many were Afghan peasants? None. His followers were educated non-religious moslems who fell under the sway of a charismatic leader.
However I am not fully satisfied that Ladens followers are all educated .People like mohammed Atta YES and there are more like this.
The fact may be that majority of people which make up the Taliban are not educated .and they are peasants ready to die for a cause which they dont even understand.
Pranav
Originally posted by Steve Holmes:
We also have the freedom to arm ourselves.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
Nope never heard it. I have heard "religion is the opiate of the people."
Originally posted by OMAR KHAN:
Karl Marx?
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