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To: Brytani
Joe Biden was in Pakistan and Afghanistan early this spring - their helicopter, en-route from Pakistan to Kabul, was forced down by a sudden snow squall, in the most dangerous area of the WOT, in infamous Korengal Valley in north east Afghanistan, aka “Taliban Central” and “The Valley of Death”.

It was several hours before a ground team could get to them. I had satisfaction thinking that Biden must’ve needed to change his clothes when he got to Kabul - at the same time, I was thinking: “Where the he*l are the taliban when you really need them”But the real question is: What was he doing in Pakistan and Afghanistan?

267 posted on 09/15/2008 8:34:32 PM PDT by maine-iac7 (No trees were killed in sending this message but a lot of electrons were terribly agitated)
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To: maine-iac7

Indeed, I missed that story.

Politics does make for strange bedfellows, however I can not think of a time in our history when more politicians have hunkered down for the night with terrorists.

I realize nothing will happen to the Chosen One over this, and that p*sses me off more then what he did.


281 posted on 09/15/2008 9:11:36 PM PDT by Brytani ("Proud Member of the Lipstick Rebellion - McCain/Palin 2008)
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To: maine-iac7

Indeed, I missed that story.

Politics does make for strange bedfellows, however I can not think of a time in our history when more politicians have hunkered down for the night with terrorists.

I realize nothing will happen to the Chosen One over this, and that p*sses me off more then what he did.


284 posted on 09/15/2008 9:28:33 PM PDT by Brytani ("Proud Member of the Lipstick Rebellion - McCain/Palin 2008)
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