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NATO to fight Afghan drugs
Oct 10, 2008, 10:39 GMT
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is turning into an extension on the unwinnable US War on Drugs. Can't win a war, change the name of the old one or start a new one.
The easiest way to stop drug trafficking is to kill the drug addicts. It is that simple.
I would appreciate the U.S. killing the rogue elements in the U.S. so I can finally live without the terror of those stupid crime ridden idiots. Every time I go into a major U.S. city they are infested with drug addicts.
The war on drugs is unwinnable because the U.S. government doesn't even know who the enemy is.
There was a cartoon strip, in the 1960's, called Pogo. It was a great kid's strip, but it also carried a huge political message during the Vietnam War. Kelly, the creator, did not like the war, or Nixon or the republicans. There was one line from it that I remember clearly: 'We have met the enemy and he is us.' It still applies.
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