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The Obama administration warned the US public yesterday to brace itself for an increase in American casualties as it prepares to step up the fight against al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan and the border regions of Pakistan.

 

Against a background of widespread protests in Pakistan and Afghanistan over US operations since Obama became president, the vice-president, Joe Biden, said yesterday that US forces would be engaged in many more operations as it takes the fight to its enemies in the region.

 

The Obama administration is to double the number of US troops in Afghanistan to 60,000 and when asked in a television interview if the US public should expect more American casualties, Biden said: "I hate to say it, but yes, I think there will be. There will be an uptick."

 

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/wire.php?view=2118

 

 

Change?:rolleyes:

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lol he "hates to say it". Biden secretly gets giddy over the idea of war, because it makes him seem necessary to the safety of average Americans. It's the same strange complex Bush had - "Now that I'm a wartime president, everyone will view me as their protector!"

 

Terrorists are like the adult version of the boogie monsters children get scared are living under their beds.

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The Obama administration warned the US public yesterday to brace itself for an increase in American casualties as it prepares to step up the fight against al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan and the border regions of Pakistan.

 

Against a background of widespread protests in Pakistan and Afghanistan over US operations since Obama became president, the vice-president, Joe Biden, said yesterday that US forces would be engaged in many more operations as it takes the fight to its enemies in the region.

 

The Obama administration is to double the number of US troops in Afghanistan to 60,000 and when asked in a television interview if the US public should expect more American casualties, Biden said: "I hate to say it, but yes, I think there will be. There will be an uptick."

 

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/wire.php?view=2118

 

 

Change?:rolleyes:

 

lol he "hates to say it". Biden secretly gets giddy over the idea of war, because it makes him seem necessary to the safety of average Americans. It's the same strange complex Bush had - "Now that I'm a wartime president, everyone will view me as their protector!"

 

 

 

 

Fuck off.

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Hmm.. How about a policy of promoting economic improvement in the region, so people on the edge have more to live for than strapping bombs to their bodies, or joining militant groups? Maybe promoting Women's Rights by funding schools and promoting business development and education? Or, is that too much to ask?? I've seen the problem, and yes, there's opression of women, education, and freedom in general in the Tribal regions, but:

It seems to me local people only support 'terror' groups (extremists) when their world is in turmoil, they've had little opportunity outside of the confines of their close-knit groups, and they feel 'threatened' from without. Change is slow, so this is some sort of US PR thing it looks to be, unless the activities are strictly aimed at training camps, and work long-term improvements in helping people help themselves, it probably won't work too well..

Change comes from within, provided information and ideas are allowed from the outside.. Peaceful change is often the only true lasting change that's possible. You catch more flies with honey, and more converts with examples and steady help, than at the end of a stick.;)

 

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