Comments on: Worst Month Ever for US in Afghanistan; 8 More Killed

By: Infowars Kansas City » Blog Archive » America’s Worst Month in Afghanistan

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:21:56 +0000

[...] has been the bloodiest month of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Fifty-five have been killed in the course of the U.S. occupation this month. This is a staggering drain on American blood and [...]

By: Sinking Deeper in the Quagmire: Is Obama a Stand-in for Dubya’s Third Term? | America at War

Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:37:25 +0000

[...] roadside bombs or IEDs are fast on the rise (a 350-percent jump since 2007); U.S. deaths are at a record high and the numbers of wounded are rising rapidly; European allies are ever less willing to send more [...]

By: Crawling toward the light? « Do Wacka Do

Crawling toward the light? « Do Wacka Do — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:50:02 +0000

[...] up; deadly roadside bombs or IEDs are fast on the rise (a 350% jump since 2007); U.S. deaths are at a record high and the numbers of wounded are rising rapidly; European allies are ever less willing to send more [...]

By: America’s Worst Month in Afghanistan « Musings of an Esposito

America’s Worst Month in Afghanistan « Musings of an Esposito — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:47:01 +0000

[...] This was posted at C4L. October has been the bloodiest month of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. Fifty-five have been killed in the course of the U.S. occupation this month. This is a staggering drain on American blood and [...]

By: Suzanne Brownlow

Suzanne Brownlow — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 21:14:55 +0000

My Army son's former squadmate is in the unit that was hit in So. Afghanistan. His mother is still waiting to see if he was one of the KIA. It is a VERY scary time for us. We absolutely HATE, HATE HATE these wars. Let's work at asking more men like Hoh to take a stand in protest and resign their post. The generals did this to Alexander the Great, and his emperialism came to an end. They just said "No more! We will not keep fighting for more territories, Alex!" Let's hope and pray that our generals will do the same.

By: Geo1671

Geo1671 — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 11:25:02 +0000

Just don't blame FOK News,all the networks are tools of the USA military government.You have to understand that America is a hired thug. EU needs the M.E oil (unhindered) and does not want to be under Russia's thumb for reliable oil supplies.Why did (once hired thug)Germany attack Russia twice WWI WWII ? Very dangerous times ahead :^/

By: gerardantoine

gerardantoine — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:58:08 +0000

IntenseDebate Notification

Thanks for your comments. Don't take them too seriously; they were just off the cuff. I agree with most of your remarks.

However I do think that there is a high percentage of open and veiled propaganda. Fox News in a way could be compared toGoebel's Nazi propaganda machine, although its far more sophisticated. It propagates a sort of pseudo- patriotism, which is dangerous especiallywith regardsthe young, vulnerable, naive and gulliblepeople. It has recently increased it's viewing audience by some 13 %. It's a worryingtrend. It's most probably also financed by the Zionist lobby. Zionist propaganda is active, highly organised and widespread; theworld Press, at any rate in the democracies of the West, is largely amenable to it; it commands many of the available channels for the dissemination of news, and more particularly those of the English speaking world. Arab propaganda for example is in comparison, primitive and infintely less successfull: Arabs have little of the skill, polyglottic ubiquity ofr financial resources which makes Jewish propaganda so affective. The result isthat forseveral decadesnow, the world has been looking mainly through Zionists spectacles and has, witting or unwittingly, aquired the habit of reasoning on Zionist premises.

With kind regards,

Tom

New Zealand

By: (d)N0t » Blog Archive » Dream Not Of Today – Congress Finally Support the Troops by Robert Taylor

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 03:30:05 +0000

[...] cries of “support the troops,” these gestures and mantras tend to ignore the fact that soldiers are still dying in treacherous mountains 7,000 miles [...]

By: Henry_Clemens

Henry_Clemens — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:03:23 +0000

Tens of millions are unemployed or under employed; millions are without proper food, shelter, or healthcare; home foreclosures are at an all time high; hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars have been stolen to bailout the Wall Street bankers and their cronies; the value of the dollar has plunged to record lows; deficit spending is now forecasted in the trillions of dollars for at least a decade; America is presently an economic basket case and getting worse each day. And yet, the political-banking-military-industrial ruling establishment refuses to relent one inch. They still insist that the enormous and wasteful military spending for their occupation of Iraq and their war in Afghanistan go forward. Their greed and their lust to totally dominate the world have made them all insane. It is time for corporate control of the federal government to come to an end. It is time for the American people to rise up, establish a new political movement that is responsive to the people, and take back the control of their government. If the American people do nothing then total economic ruin at the hands of the present ruling establishment is all but certain.

By: andy

andy — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 23:12:30 +0000

The U.S. should get out of Afghanistan. The country is a sucker's play. Nothing good will come out of Americans being there.