Comments on: Afghan Sit-Rep

By: cheap zeny

cheap zeny — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 04:08:15 +0000

I always adhere to and keep a distance from everyone. Until now, I did not have a true friend, although I was a lonely, although I did not like the other players that they have many friends send them cheap zeny, I must be rely on myself, at least I will not hurt anybody, and perhaps this is kind of happiness.

By: rappelz money

rappelz money — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 04:05:36 +0000

Looking back at the past, in those days, we played together; we have no much rappelz money, we have no need equipment and no senior friends too us, but I am still playing very happy. Rappelz left everywhere in our laughter. There is only one reason is that I have her around, I would meet, everything becomes unimportant. One thing I feel very sorry, that is when I married her, mo gorgeous fireworks, mo friends of blessing. Now I have heart, I feel wronged her, I am sorry to her.

By: rf cp

rf cp — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:56:35 +0000

Later, in January of this year, I have entered into this long hoped for world. Following in their previous game, I have some experience, at first I bought some RF cp to arm my number, so I grew up gradually. Later, I joined the empire of darkness, I recognize some friends. Later matured, I separated from the darkness; to join a trade union has just established a new, expanding trade union began a journey, and I recognized a lot of friends.

By: GuildWars money

GuildWars money — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:06:06 +0000

Virtual net works, virtual role of the game, I did not as him what people. It is only a game; happy is the purpose of the game. I chat with him happy. I have an on line he will not be alone to upgrade and earn GuildWars money, but rather for the first time chat with me, in this way we often sit together.

By: Sven Ortmann

Sven Ortmann — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 20:16:22 +0000

500 billions … for a land-locked country at world’s end inhabited by peasants and goatherds…
A typical example for the fact that people have lost the sense for relations.
500 billions would be enough to reconstruct the finances of whole latin america.
A complete waste on an unimportant country. The past years have proven that Al Qaida DOES NOT NEED Afghanistan as safe heaven.
The presence of foreigners in Afghanistan provokes the ancient national sport of expelling foreigners and rallying under the only force that opposes them consequently … the Taleban.

By: Wren Mandagorn

Wren Mandagorn — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 11:45:40 +0000

Luckily Afghanistan is nothing like Iraq. We need more NATO troops from countries committed to allowing their troops to actually fight. Sadly most NATO countries have not allowed there troops to be based in the volatile regions where there needed. Only the UK, the US and Canada have done that, and only the UK and US in any numbers that matter. Sadly both countries are too tied up in Iraq to concentrate enough equipment to the realistically winnable campaign in Afghanistan.
We in the UK are starting to come-around slightly, withdrawing men and equipment from Iraq, and sending more to Afghanistan, let

By: Foreign.Boy

Foreign.Boy — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 22:25:07 +0000

Whoops fore should be for
Wembley -
It’s not lost… but George W has lost a lot of political credit with Iraq.
Canada is committed until 2009 (I think) but that doesn’t mean a party may come in and change that. Polls say that the Average Canadian approval is at 56% approval. But the approvers are a very silent bunch while the disapprover’s are very loud.
Myself, I’d say I approve of the war in Afghanistan as I believe we should continue to stay out of Iraq (The JTF2 is another story). Afghanistan has proven its will not to be thrown into chaos and the people seem to want help, and want more of it. I wish I could tell people that Afghanistan is not Iraq, and there is good work being done.

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 20:05:58 +0000

For McCaffrey’s predictions on Iraq, see here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_McCaffrey#Comments_on_Iraq_War

By: Wembley

Wembley — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:05:19 +0000

In other words, if we don’t come up with $500 billion and a lot of troops and commitment, Afghanistan is lost.
It doesn’t look good after Iraq.

By: Foreign.Boy

Foreign.Boy — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 18:51:45 +0000

I’m sad to say that The Canadian will to stay in Afghanistan is very weak. The media provides very uplifting stories but people as a whole ignore the positives coming out of Afghanistan.
I see Afghanistan like a Rwanda or another country torn by decades of wars that are owed something fore being ‘forgotten’.
The big problem with Afghanistan is the association with the war in Iraq… They are both umbrellaed under the war on terror which immediately became unpopular in many countries when they illegally attacked Iraq.
However, I think this war/battle have almost been saved from the grips of being lost.