Mujahideen kill 16 NATO terrorists in afghanistan!

Med911 · November 23, 2011, 8:13pm

Re: Mujahideen kill 16 NATO terrorists in afghanistan!

**Dear Rommel
**
Which of these facts make you believe that we are occupying Afghanistan or Iraq? The fact that we have removed two tyrannical regimes and, as a result, provided the opportunity to the people of those respective countries to exercise their right to choose their own government? Or the fact that there is a democratically elected leader and government in both the countries? Does withdrawing from Iraq, and building an Afghan National Army, mean that we are an occupying force? In the security transition phase in Afghanistan, we are gradually supporting and providing training to the Afghan people so they can fight the insurgency in Afghanistan on their own. Which of these realities fits the description or the definition of an occupied country? Do not let personal bias against those you term as “Kuffar” blind you to a point where you do not see reality. The reasons as to why we engaged in a war in Afghanistan have been largely satisfied. Osama Bin Laden is killed, and the atrocious regime which harbored these terrorists and terrified the population is no longer in the position to force their rule on the Afghan people again. Unfortunately, the job is not yet finished, as the desperation of these ruthless killers has led them to commit suicide attacks against innocent people and take with them as many as they can, so as to create a false hope and impression among their small supporters that they are winning.
          Do you have any credible source or evidence that the Taliban control majority of Afghanistan? That is misinformation. They do not control any part of Afghanistan. Their presence in small pockets across the country is a problem, but that does not constitute control. Afghanistan is under the control of the Afghan government.  Each province has its own local government and police force that are fighting these insurgents with our support. We do not count the funds spent in Afghanistan as a waste, as our sacrifice has helped to rebuild Afghanistan and support an essential fight against terrorists. 
MAJ David Nevers
DET – U.S Central Command
www.centcom.mil

All do respect sir, I believe you are talking to someone who has already made up his mind. He will never agree with any of your points, however valid, because he doesn’t even agree with your basic premise, that the Taliban are a vile regime.