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Like I said. Not the What If comic from Marvel. Facts and figures.
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Fact: Nixon believed Gandhi's goal was to invade and dismember West Pakistan.
Fact: Nixon threatened to intervene if India did that.
Fact: India promptly gave up any consideration of that.
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That is why you yourself said it was Murky right? Odd. Do you really contridict yourself like this all the time?
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Murky in that it is unknown whether it was 800,000 or 1 million. What is known is it was in the hundreds of thousands.
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Again facts and Figures. Not your imaginaton.
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Fact: The Soviet Union had a 5 million man military.
Fact: The Soviet Union never had more than 104,000 of its 5,000,000 troops in Afghanistan.
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Not me. The world does. You don't read much do you?
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I read more than book, which is what many Islamists do. I just finished reading a history of the USSR. The purpose of the USSR's intervention was to preserve the Communist government of Afghanistan. It failed in that. The United State's post-war goal is to preserve the democratic government of Iraq. That is very likely to happen. Even your heroes Al-Qaeda have practically given up on Iraq and moved to Afghanistan/Pakistan and now China.
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More ironic is that they guys know that Its only Islamist ideology which is wrecking havoc on their innocent ppls, still they wont miss a chance to drag in India, US, Israel into it.
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Some of them are intentionally seeking to mislead people (the best example is regarding shariah. They will always say that, mysteriously, shariah has been misapplied everywhere it has been implemented--yet they never spell out what "true shariah" is just as Communists never said what "true Communism" was). They want to divert the public furor over jihadism from the jihadists to foreign actors, who are predictably "kuffar" (notice that no one here accuses Iran, which has a similar role as India in Afghanistan, of anything). Fortunately they are losing the war of information. As more people learn about jihadism/Islamism their support plummets. Just compare the level of support for Al-Qaeda in Pakistan just 2-3 years ago to their minuscule support today.
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Perhaps an average Muslim is yet to gather courage to speak against religious fundamentalism for fear of hellfire.
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It is fear of being beaten or even murdered by "peaceful" Islamists. They are even extending this into dar-al-Harb ("The House of War"), "kafir lands", by issuing fatwas against critics of Islam anywhere on the globe. They want to use violence to spread this fear to non-Muslim nations to enforce the shariah provision against criticism or questioning of Islam. This is just the first step in their project. If they succeed in this they will make more threats. For instance, Amsterdam will be majority Muslim by 2015. You can expect a push to implement shariah there. This will be resisted by the Netherlands. Guess what will happen then? A flurry of fatwas from the Middle East and Pakistan will come to "enforce" that "shariah" be allowed in Amsterdam.
We are not in a clash of civilizations but a war for civilizations and the civilized world--which includes moderate and the small number of liberal Muslims--must stand firm against them like we stood firm (eventually) against Hitler's fascism and Soviet Communism.