Third insider attack in as many days kills 4 Occupation Troops. What can be done to stop it?

[Heinz Guderian]

http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Afg...9/16/id/451938

Friday: 4 occupation soldiers killed by Afghan police

Friday: epic infiltration by The Fifteen

Saturday: 2 British soldiers martyred by Afghan terrorists police

Sunday: 4 occupation soldiers killed by Afghan police

Sunday: 8 Afghan women and girls killed in a NATO airstrike. Nato says sorry bout that.

The 3 green on blue attacks occured in as many days. This follows other many such attacks this year. I believe it to be demoralising because every Afghan collaboration soldier/police is going to be viewed as an enemy, and there are like 250,000 of them.

So my questions are this:

1) how can this be stopped? is this yet considered a serious problem?

2) is this to do with that Mohammed movie? Caused by angry Afghan security personnel who are angry about the movie?

3) or has the Taliban majorly infiltrated Afghan forces enabling them to strike at will?

4) if number 2, should the US have a lock down on Americans publishing anti-Islamic media for national security reasons? like how they wont publish the rest of the Abu Ghraib torture/rape pics/videos? Until the war is won or the Americans get out of there?

[Poet]

1) how can this be stopped? is this yet considered a serious problem?

2) is this to do with that Mohammed movie? Caused by angry Afghan security personnel who are angry about the movie?

3) or has the Taliban majorly infiltrated Afghan forces enabling them to strike at will?

4) if number 2, should the US have a lock down on Americans publishing anti-Islamic media for national security reasons? like how they wont publish the rest of the Abu Ghraib torture/rape pics/videos? Until the war is won or the Americans get out of there?

Here are the answers;

1: Haqanis did this and tho they are well established in many Afghan provinces "we" should do two things, one send a weekly threat to Pakistani Govt. of dire consequences and two increase number of drone attacks.

2: Haqanis did this and tho they are well established in many Afghan provinces "we" should do two things, one send a weekly threat to Pakistani Govt. of dire consequences and two increase number of drone attacks.

3: Haqanis did this and tho they are well established in many Afghan provinces "we" should do two things, one send a weekly threat to Pakistani Govt. of dire consequences and two increase number of drone attacks.

4: Haqanis did this and tho they are well established in many Afghan provinces "we" should do two things, one send a weekly threat to Pakistani Govt. of dire consequences and two increase number of drone attacks.

[SuperTechmarine]

So, More drones, more death and destruction, makes sense.

[Poet]

On a serious note, Americans are eagerly finding that person now who convinced G.W. the Idiot that if "liberated", Afghan and Iraqis would give some red carpet welcome to allied troops. I've heard Americans' sentiments about that person are very homo-rapo-sexualistic.

[Border Patrol]

On a serious note, Americans are eagerly finding that person now who convinced G.W. the Idiot that if "liberated", Afghan and Iraqis would give some red carpet welcome to allied troops. I've heard Americans' sentiments about that person are very homo-rapo-sexualistic.

Too bad the ones perpetrating the attacks are doing so at the behest of Pakistani invaders. Nice try though.

[hellheaven1987]

2) is this to do with that Mohammed movie? Caused by angry Afghan security personnel who are angry about the movie?

What does NATO's air strike on 8 innocent Afghan women has to do with that Mohammed movie?

[Heinz Guderian]

What does NATO's air strike on 8 innocent Afghan women has to do with that Mohammed movie?

[SuperTechmarine]

I finally figured out a way to stop all these attacks, we introduce them to Heinz's humour, World Peace will ensue.

[Exarch]

just do what the french did in algiers and vietnam. Leave.

or is that too french?

[Anna_Gein]

just do what the french did in algiers and vietnam. Leave.

or is that too french?

The Algerian war is far too complex to resume it with the word "leave" but one should say it was a French victory on the field.

How ?
Mainly by the use of torture on vast scale and massive deportation of population.
Though to use torture you need to have prisoner first but civilians could provide a starting point if they happen to know something.
Not sure if it could be as much effective in the actual conflict. In fact I have great doubt.
More importantly the moral cost could be way too great. (I must precise I do not support torture or deportation)

As a conclusion I must say that this kind of comportment that allow everything for victory was one of the main reason of the French defeat on a diplomatic point on view and in de facto term. We end up with rogue army, a military putsch in Algeria and were next to became a dictatorship in France. The comportment of our army without the agreement of our state threaten a war between France and the newly formed Tunisian State.

[Caelius]

Is there something in the water that's brought out this latest wave of troll threads by the BAFs on the Mudpit lately?

[nein]

brutalize them to the point where they are too afraid to do anything

[Gelgoog]

brutalize them to the point where they are too afraid to do anything

Nah, just pull out troops and use the whole area for international live fire ranges. I mean why drop bombs for practice in our own back yard when there are plenty of free standing targets no one gives a about over there.

[Heinz Guderian]

Nah, just pull out troops and use the whole area for international live fire ranges. I mean why drop bombs for practice in our own back yard when there are plenty of free standing targets no one gives a about over there.

but how would you avoid dropping bombs on toddlers? I dont think you've thought this through.

[eizo]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...googlenews_wsj

The coordinated Taliban attack destroyed six Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier jump-jets and "significantly" damaged two others, as well as some hangars, the coalition said. The Taliban also destroyed three refueling stations.

I think this is a bit more or a problem for the occupation forces then a few soldiers here and there, it seems that ever since they killed Bin Laden, Taliban really stepped up their game, maybe a real commander took his place instead of insane clerics, their tactics changed quite a bit, first with infiltration approach and now with extended focused assaults on significant targets.
I seriously doubt that a single movie caused all this.

Sunday: 8 Afghan women and girls killed in a NATO airstrike. Nato says sorry bout that.

Well they did say they are sorry, this is what happens when you bomb and text at the same time kids...

nein
brutalize them to the point where they are too afraid to do anything

You wanna threaten people, whose sole reason in life is to die fighting the infidels and go to heaven...with death...what could possibly go wrong...really worked well for the Soviets.

[mrmouth]

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[issler]

The sheer amount of anti-american muslims and anti-semites in this forum is just amazing.
I think your avatar should be made to state your country of origin, so the we'll at least know who we're dealing with.

On a side note: I hate how nowadays the general media portrays the gruesome details of ANY war and doesn't let the army do it's bloody job.

[Condottiere 40K]

The Mongols.

[John ''True Grit'' Wayne]

Let the soldiers come home and let the Afghan police and soldiers take over.And good luck to them they will need it.

[Simon Cashmere]

Yep, just leave, forget about the place until the next time they try another world trade center. Then go back and smash them up again. But keeping occupying troops there is pointless.