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bogeyman replied

22 September 2006, 17:57
Originally posted by wendigo100

BBCI was wondering - what is the government's endgame in Afganistan?

Errm,

I think it'll go something like this...

The USA shuffles away from another embarrassing defeat, whistling throught its teeth, and looking downcast at its dusty, sand and blood-covered boots.

In years to come, Hollywood will fix it all up and make it right again.
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wendigo100 started a topic Oh dear: Major calls Afgan RAF support 'useless'

22 September 2006, 17:11
Oh dear: Major calls Afgan RAF support 'useless'

BBC

The RAF are "utterly, utterly useless" in protecting troops on the ground in Afghanistan, a major with the main UK battle group said in a leaked e-mail.

The e-mail, which has been sent to British Army head Sir Richard Dannatt, comes a day after another British commander in Afghanistan said the Army was sustaining higher casualties than official figures suggested.

I was wondering - what is the government's endgame in Afganistan?
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