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To: ColdOne

I hate it when they call American troops “NATO troops.” It’s all part of Obama’s campaign to make the US unimportant.

That said, why in the world are we not defending ourselves better against these attacks from local Muslims? Every week we read about an “Afghan policeman” or “Afghan interpreter” or “Afghan military recruit” blowing up or shooting numbers of our people. Why are they allowed to get this close to our forces?


18 posted on 12/12/2010 12:02:02 PM PST by livius
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To: livius
I hate it when they call American troops “NATO troops.” It’s all part of Obama’s campaign to make the US unimportant. That said, why in the world are we not defending ourselves better against these attacks from local Muslims? Every week we read about an “Afghan policeman” or “Afghan interpreter” or “Afghan military recruit” blowing up or shooting numbers of our people. Why are they allowed to get this close to our forces? I thought it had to do with 0. I am thinking these Soldiers died because of the R.O.E. orders.
21 posted on 12/12/2010 12:11:59 PM PST by ColdOne
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To: livius
That said, why in the world are we not defending ourselves better against these attacks from local Muslims? Every week we read about an “Afghan policeman” or “Afghan interpreter” or “Afghan military recruit” blowing up or shooting numbers of our people. Why are they allowed to get this close to our forces?

Because we sent out forces ~7,000 miles around the world to be in the midst of them. Maybe you think we can build a puppet government and army by some other method, I'm all ears.

31 posted on 12/12/2010 12:57:46 PM PST by Gunslingr3
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