Afghanistan
Isn’t it strange that we give these savages huge amounts of money, built them mosques and madrassas, allow our soldiers to be indoctrinated with ‘sensitivity’ and how to be good dhimmies, and yet, they still keep blowing us up? Could it be that there is something fundamentally wrong with going to war against an enemy who’s ideology you’re not allowed to question, and you’re not there to conquer because ‘victory’ is such an outdated concept, it might make our enemies to feel bad about themselves……????
Twin suicide attacks hit Afghanistan
Jihad/martyrdom suicide bomber murders at least 13 Americans
The Taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide attack that killed at least 17 people after a car rammed into a convoy of foreign troops in Kabul, the Afghan capital.
The attacker was from the Taliban. You know, the group whose leader the Secretary of State just invited to negotiations, saying that his involvement was crucial for the prospects for peace. More fruit of the Obama Administration’s fantasy-based policymaking regarding Islam: “13 Americans Said to Be Among Killed in Kabul Attack,” by Rod Nordland and Sharifullah Sahak for the New York Times, October 29 (thanks to JW):
- A US official says all 13 NATO service members killed in Kabul bombing were all American
- Suicide bomber in Turkey kills 2, wounds 12
- Kenya to stay in Somalia until ‘threat’ is gone
Sudden Jihad Syndrome Again?
Afghan Army trainee opens fire on his Australian trainers, murdering three
Robert Spencer:
as I have said many times in the context of many similar incidents in Iraq and Afghanistan, there is no reliable way to distinguish a peaceful Muslim from a jihadist. This is yet more fruit of the unwillingness to make even a cursory attempt to take that fact into account.
And every few weeks (the last time was September 26), I find the paragraph above in the archives and post it again.
And yet the dhimmi dim bulbs in the intelligence community in Washington are busy making sure that none of their teaching materials offend terror-linked Islamic supremacist groups in the U.S. This latest mass murder in Afghanistan is the fruit also of their witless useful idiocy and political correctness. They have done nothing and are doing nothing to equip American personnel in Afghanistan with any understanding of why this might happen, so as to allow them to guard themselves against it. And so the death toll of willful blindness, fantasy-based policymaking and politically correct falsehoods about Islam continues to mount.
“13 Americans Said to Be Among Killed in Kabul Attack,” by Rod Nordland and Sharifullah Sahak for the New York Times, October 29 (thanks to JW):
[...] In addition, three Australian NATO soldiers were killed on Saturday by an Afghan soldier who turned his weapon on them, Afghan officials said….The attack on the Australians took place in the Nish District of Kandahar Province, at a forward operating base used by Australian troops to train the Afghan National Army. Gen. Abdul Hameed, the commander of the Afghan National Army’s 205th Corps, said an Afghan Army trainee opened fire on his Australian trainers, killing three of them as well as an Afghan interpreter. At least nine others were wounded, General Hameed said, seven of them Australians.
“We don’t know the cause of this shooting yet, and we are investigating,” he said.
Yes, it’s a total mystery!
“The soldier was not new, the first phase of his training was completed and he was in the second phase of his training.”…In Khost, unknown gunmen opened fire on a car Friday night, killing four of the occupants, all of them drivers for NATO supply vehicles, said Col. Zeyarat Gul Azans, spokesman for the Khost police chief.
Also on Saturday, a young female suicide bomber on foot attacked government offices in eastern Asadabad city, wounding four, according to the chief of security for Kunar Province, Abdul Sabor Allayar. Guards at the Afghan intelligence service spotted the woman, who was wearing a burqa, and shot her to death before she could get close enough to cause much harm, he said.
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ya- and one of the hardest things to do is convince people there is no way to discern a good Muzzie from a dangerous one. I have tried to sell people on that but they said I was prejudiced.
and those ” dhimmi dim bulbs ” in the intelligence committee in Washington D C are all prisoners of the politically correct code of behavior . After all aren’t all leftist supposed to be okay with that habit ? I thought it was an understanding between them.
What they are is a bunch of fascist liberals . Those are harsh words , I know , but Jonah Goldberg himself convinced me there is such a thing- that it’s not incorrect to see them that way. As a matter of fact, our society has become one big “occupy Wall St. ” –even before the first group showed up in NY City.
“ya- and one of the hardest things to do is convince people there is no way to discern a good Muzzie from a dangerous one. I have tried to sell people on that but they said I was prejudiced. ”
That’s because you are prejudiced.
@Prophet, You are right “there is no way to discern a good Muzzie from a dangerous one.” Because all Muslims by and large are hostile, to nonMuslims on some level. The only Muslims who are not, are apostates and nonpracticing Muslims who sense intrinsically that their religion is not compatible with modern living-they are rare and do exists.
Do not be ashamed of your viewpoint. It is your primordial self, sensing danger- Apologize to no one, for the wisdom of self-preservation.
@Rob, Yes. Yes I am prejudice and I am unapologetic for it. Knowledge is a wonderful thing. I have experienced first hand, how quickly Muslims in Europe can go from a veneer of civility to sexual assault and violence. My rose coloured glasses were knocked away, when I realized just because I am open and accepting of other cultures, it does not mean that the other culture is open and accepting of me/you.
So good luck, mate. Some people can only learn the hard way. Pray, that it does not happen when you are on a night out and you just happen to pass a group of them (yes, they travel in groups.) and they decided that you are sport and are bored (see Kris Donald, Glasgow and many many more names) Or that your wife or daughter is out in public minding her own business and going about her personal life and experiences sexual harassment, because some backwards savage sees her as easy pray and an opportunity.
Good luck to you, Rob. I hope you can cling to your self righteousness and it never gets challenged by the reality that the rest of us have experienced.
Correction, Primeval. Not primordial.
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