Posts Tagged Taliban
Bravo!
Abducted US doctor rescued in eastern Afghanistan bbc
Gen Allen praised the military cooperation between US and Afghan forces which led to Dr Joseph’s release.
“I’m proud of the American and Afghan forces that planned, rehearsed and successfully conducted this operation. Thanks to them, Dr Joseph will soon be rejoining his family and loved ones,” he said.
talibanies, tell #44 stuff it, Black Dog..
Posted by JP in Uncategorized on February 24, 2012
Top Ten Alternatives to Apologizing to Afghanistan by KEITH KOFFLER/White House Dossier
1. Dedicate a round of golf to the people of Afghanistan.
2. Send Michelle for a symbolic vacation to Jalalabad.
3. Ask the Afghans if they’d like the Russians back instead.
4. Head to a local Afghan restaurant and bow to the wait staff.
5. Offer to make Afghanistan’s heroin “The Official Heroin of the United States.”
6. Give Afghan children a permanent exemption from Michelle’s “Let’s Move” school lunch offerings.
7. Provide unlimited, free doses of Prozac to the entire adult population of Afghanistan.
8. Change the lyrics of O Tannenbaum to O Taliban.
9. Set up a program to provide virgins to Afghan men who refuse to commit suicide bombings.
10. Demand an apology from Afghanistan for the more than 1,800 U.S. forces killed since the start of the war.
Gosh, I forgot the “stuff it” message: Obama apology not accepted, Taliban urge death for U.S. troops
Bu-but, it’s my duty as a, umm, uhh, err..leader, Yeah leader. Pheww, almost eff’d that one over, BIG TIME..
Posted by JP in Uncategorized on February 23, 2012
New Apologies for Koran Burning Do More Harm Than Good, Some Warn
AP- As protests continue across Afghanistan in response to the burning of Korans at a military base, Obama sends Afghanistan letter of ‘deep regret,’ while Taliban call for continued attacks on Americans across the country.
- Man in Afghan Army Uniform Kills 2 American Troops
- VIDEO: White House Reacts to Protests

Well of course they aren’t! They are to busy killing American and other NATO forces, for the nation. Priorities people, priorities..
Posted by JP in Uncategorized on February 1, 2012
Afghans Say Police Not Ready for Security Control
via GlobalSecurity
A public-opinion survey by the United Nations indicates that roughly 80 percent of Afghans believe the country’s police force is not ready to take over security control from international forces. …

