 Canada is training an Afghan army that will likely explode For the first time, a Canadian politician has come close to publicly identifying the elephant in the room of Canada’s planned training mission in Afghanistan.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
Share
|
Mobile
All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner.
The comments are property of their posters, all the rest © 2025 by Canadaka.net
The comments are property of their posters, all the rest © 2025 by Canadaka.net
We can justify it as cleaning up our mess.
As long as they don't explode over here wearing "special" vests
Sort of the reason why taking the fight to them OVER THERE makes sense. They are a bit pre-occupied with us to launch any shit over here in the past decade
Once we, the Yanks, Brits and others doing the actual fighting leave, Afghanistan will collapse once more into little fiefdoms and the Tallies will take over again.
I predict terror strikes in Canada and the US once NATO pulls out.
I agree Pen. The fact that we have trained professionals killing these Jihadi wankers in Afghanistan is much preferable to them coming over here to take up the Jihad. CSIS and the RCMP seem to be doing a half reasonable job of routing out the so called home-grown idiot Jihadis.
Once we, the Yanks, Brits and others doing the actual fighting leave, Afghanistan will collapse once more into little fiefdoms and the Tallies will take over again.
I predict terror strikes in Canada and the US once NATO pulls out.
Sadly, I second the motion
Get used to headlines like this;
Five were seized in the Welsh capital - as police swooped on three each in London and Stoke-on-Trent and one in Birmingham.
Met Police assistant commissioner John Yates - Britain's most senior counter-terror cop - said: "Action was necessary to ensure public safety."
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... rdiff.html
1. The Taliban never perpetrated terror attacks outside of Astan.
2. Al Qaeda did that, and GWB served to strengthen Al Qaeda by invading Iran.
3. There are all sorts of terror cells all over the world, they don't need Talibs to spur them to make terror attacks in the west.
4. The Talibs will be too busy consolidating power once NATO leaves to worry about much else.
5. Are you really saying you want generations of NATO soldiers stationed in Astan, since swo far NATO certainly hasn't been able to defeat the Talibs, and never will as long as Pakistan remains a refuge for them.
6. If the Taliban revert to harboring Al Qaeda or such, air strikes or limited raids are going to be a much better policy than trying to hold a whole country for ever, where the bad guys have a refuge next door, and the good guys don't look much better than the bad guys.
Scorched earth is the way to go here. When NATO leaves Afghanistian, we need a fail safe. If the Taliban retake control we nuke the living hell out of it, leave not even bacteria alive.
We can justify it as cleaning up our mess.
Nuking several millions so you don't have to hug your pillow at night quite so tightly.
Fotunately, you're not a policy maker, just a basement occupier.
We will see andy.
In fact I read an article about one of your taxi drivers in London who would take a leave of absence to go fight in Astan for the Taliban, then come back and cheerfully resume his career. Apparently he's one of many. So, if the Taliban were directing terror attacks in the west, they would have already done so. It seems they're still just focused locally.
We will see andy.
In fact I read an article about one of your taxi drivers in London who would take a leave of absence to go fight in Astan for the Taliban, then come back and cheerfully resume his career. Apparently he's one of many. So, if the Taliban were directing terror attacks in the west, they would have already done so. It seems they're still just focused locally.
You missed out on one of the rules of Islam that actually helps us, whereby when you are in Jihad you must first destroy the enemy on your home turf before fighting on theirs.
I'm in agreement with Pen and EBs assessment. However, I hope that CSIS and the RCMP continue to do a good job (they already do much better then they get credit for), and we wont see anything spectacular happen.