My name is URL wrote: » The sad thing is that this barely registers as news these days, it's just something that happens =( Thank fcuk that years of occupation have made that country a better place /s
The Idyll Race wrote: » And we can be sure that there will be no shortage of idiots here in Ireland who will make excuses for them.
Sulla Felix wrote: » Make excuses for who? The Taliban or the Murricans?
Biggins wrote: » The article refers to the Taliban. Though that was obvious. There will always be people that will try making excuses for anything.
Sulla Felix wrote: » Thought it was in reference to the last part of My Name is Urls post.
Biggins wrote: » Well as I said, there will always be people that will try making excuses for anything. Some are just morally wrong, no matter how legally right sometimes.
Sulla Felix wrote: » So both of them then?
Jake1 wrote: » according to Reuters two children were beheaded in Afghanistan. A 12 year old boy, and a 6 year old girl. There really are no words for these evil C***s who would do that to anyone never mind children.http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/31/afghanistan-beheading-child-idINDEE87U0AC20120831
Dean09 wrote: » It's depressing to think such evil exists in the world in this day and age. How can anyone do that to kids?? Sick fúcks.The sooner every last one of them is wiped out, the better.
Richard Hillman wrote: » Yet Left Wing Loons still question why Nato troops are out there trying civilise the place and celebrate the death of Nato soldiers
up for anything wrote: » Down to the last man, woman and child?
Namlub wrote: » Are there many women and children in the Taliban?
Richard Hillman wrote: » Yet Left Wing Loons... [blah, blah, blah]
Pew Global Attitudes Survey The 47-Nation Pew Global Attitudes Survey had the following results [Afghanistan Occupation] Bulgaria: 60% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 21% want them to stay. Czech Republic: 45% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 45% want them to stay. France: 51% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 48% want them to stay. Germany: 49% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 44% want them to stay. India: 49% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 34% want them to stay. Italy: 55% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 32% want them to stay. Japan: 47% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 29% want them to stay. Jordan: 78% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 15% want them to stay. Poland: 63% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 24% want them to stay. Slovakia: 58% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 29% want them to stay. South Korea: 60% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 28% want them to stay. Spain: 67% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 22% want them to stay. Sweden: 45% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 34% want them to stay. Turkey: 74% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 11% want them to stay. Ukraine: 72% want NATO troops to leave as soon as possible, while 11% want them to stay. United Kingdom: 45% want NATO troops to stay, while 42% want them to leave as soon as possible. United States: 50% want NATO troops to stay, while 42% want them to leave as soon as possible.