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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Blacksmith » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 02:38:44

Hell you would not have won the Civil War if it had been up to the Democrats.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby oswald622 » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 02:50:56

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Keith_McClary', 'H')ow did they invade Indonesia and Bangladesh? By land across India or by boat across the Indian Ocean?


Anyone who wishes to invade Indonesia has to do so by boat, since it is an island nation. The invasion of Bangladesh would have been across India. Historically, Muslim-Hindu warfare was very fierce - the violence itself spawned a new religion, Sikhism - and it continues to this day.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')n fact it is the Christians who, for 5 centuries have invaded and occupied most of the world, massacring and enslaving the people, and stealing the resources.


Nominal Christians, yes, and in some cases the Catholic Church was involved. But Christ said (1) By their fruits shall you know them, and (2) Many will act in His name and yet He will reject them.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilIsMastery', 'I') know they were all Muslims - my point was that they were put in power by Christians, not Muslims. Where does the evil originate? You are quick to blame your enemies when they support tyrants and terrorists but you do the same and take no responsibility.


The crucial difference is that Islam was in fact spread by the sword. Muhammad and his followers were warriors. The man most responsible for the growth of Christianity, St. Paul, spread the faith by preaching and converting from the heart - not by military, political, and administrative maneuvering. Of course this does not diminish the fact that nominally Christian nations have done much ill over the past few centuries.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'W')hile we're at it, what was the religion of the German Nazis (and did their religious leaders have any problem with their program).


Actually, Hitler and the core of the Nazi Party were technically pagan, dabbling heavily in black magic and the occult.

Some religious leaders in Nazi Germany - like Martin Niemoller, a Lutheran theologian - did have a problem with Nazism, and they went to the concentration camps for their opposition.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')nd how about the Rwandan genocide - do you know the religion of the perpetrators?


I am guessing they call themselves Christians?
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Keith_McClary » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 03:27:11

The religion of the German Nazis was Lutheran or Roman Catholic - the Pope or Lutheran poo-bahs had no problems,

The Rwandan genocide was perpetrated by Roman Catholics (with no complaint from the Pope). The victims were also Roman Catholics.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Keith_McClary » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 03:35:10

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Blacksmith', 'H')ell you would not have won the Civil War if it had been up to the Democrats.
So the Rebels would still be free from the Carpetbaggers?
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Keith_McClary » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 04:07:00

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilIsMastery', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Keith_McClary', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilIsMastery', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Keith_McClary', 'I')sn't it Christians who have been invading and occupying Muslim countries for decades

Muslims have invaded and occupied every country from Morocco to Indonesia.
How did they invade Indonesia and Bangladesh? By land across India or by boat across the Indian Ocean?

Both. Swords and bombs in hand.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Keith_McClary', 'U')h, that is a vast amount of territory with a much greater population to conquer from Arabia.
I don't see this in my history books. Maybe it is in your Bible?

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'm')y point was that they were put in power by Christians, not Muslims.
That's absurd.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Keith_McClary', '
')You really think the Shah was a Muslim product - not a Christian Brit/Yank stooge? Like the Saudis and other Mideast puppet regimes today that would not last a minute without a platoon of US Marines guarding them 24/7.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Plantagenet » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 05:16:58

The US is quite capable of winning conventional wars.

We defeated the Iraq army (twice) and the conventional Taliban forces in Afghanistan in 2001-2.

Guerilla wars are much more difficult to win, and the problems are exacerbated by the new Islamofascist tactics of suicide bombing and mass murder attacks on innocent civilians. The terror attacks are very difficult to stop.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby paimei01 » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 05:19:17

Iraq is not a war, it's an occupation. It can last forever, always there will be a few "terrorists" to attack the US troops as long as they are there.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Plantagenet » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 05:26:02

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('paimei01', 'I')t can last forever.


Nope----Wars don't last "forever."

Wars continue until one side or the other has lost the ability or the will to fight.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby paimei01 » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 05:37:53

It's an occupation, show me an occupied territory where the native population stopped fighting. Maybe in 100 years, or if all the Iraqi people are killed.
Every "terrorist" killed creates another one or more, also they have that religious holy war thing
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Plantagenet » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 05:41:46

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('paimei01', 'I')t's an occupation, show me an occupied territory where the native population stopped fighting.


Where do you live? In the USA?

Don't tell me you see lots of Indian braves skulking around your suburb in order to continue their brave fight for their land? Have they killed and taken many scalps from the American settlers in your area recently?
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Blacksmith » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 06:30:35

The way I see it you only fight wars you can win. Iraq is a police action to keep the peace between the Kurds, Schites and Sunnis. Time to change statigies or at least have one. Admit it a resource war and occupy the oil field from which all non US personnel are excluded. Leave the rag heads fight each other. Then pump the hell out of the oil fields sort of like "Drink Canada Dry".
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby mekrob » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 07:36:50

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '
')Anyone who wishes to invade Indonesia has to do so by boat


The only people to ever invade Indonesia have been Japanese and Americans, that I know of. Muslims never invaded Indonesia. As the largest population of Muslims in the world, it became a Muslim nation through a long process of natural conversion over the past millenium up until this day and continues forth. Muslim traders, not invaders, made it to some of the islands as early as the 10th or 11th century. From there, they brought the religion to most of the rest of the nation.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he spread of Islam was driven by increasing trade links outside of the archipelago; in general, traders and the royalty of major kingdoms were the first to adopt the new religion. Dominant kingdoms included Mataram in Central Java, and the sultanates of Ternate and Tidore in the Maluku Islands to the east. By the end of the thirteenth century, Islam had been established in North Sumatra; by the fourteenth in northeast Malaya, Brunei, the southern Philippines and among some courtiers of East Java; and the fifteenth in Malacca and other areas of the Malay Peninsula.
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Anybody who says that Indonesia is a, largely, Muslim nation because of violence is someone in deep need of a history lesson.

And OisM, you diverted the question. The question was, isn't it Christian nations, specifically the US, that are occupying large tracts of land in the Middle East and other Muslim nations?
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Zardoz » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 08:52:22

The fun is just beginning in Indonesia:

Islamic hard-liners gather in Jakarta

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'N')early 90,000 followers of a hard-line Muslim group packed a stadium in the Indonesian capital Sunday, calling for the creation of an Islamic state.

Hizbut Tahrir, a Sunni organization with an estimated million members, is banned in some Asian and Arab countries, but drew supporters from Europe, Africa and the Middle East to Indonesia for a meeting of the group that is held every two years.

Speeches called for the return of the caliphate, or Islamic statehood, across the Muslim world. The crowd, divided into sections for women and men, roared in support.


Meanwhile, those zany Pashtuns continue their wild and crazy ways:

Battles raging in remotest Pakistan - Rearmed militants are spreading through tribal areas in North Waziristan, often seizing the offensive.

One wonders what the effect of Peak Oil and Global Warming will be on the fervent Islamic fundamentalist movement. What will the reactions of the leaders and key implementers be as the shit progressively hits the fan?
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby OilIsMastery » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 09:54:04

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mekrob', 'A')nybody who says that Indonesia is a, largely, Muslim nation because of violence is someone in deep need of a history lesson.

Indonesia is not Muslim because it is violent. Rather it is violent because it is Muslim.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')nd OisM, you diverted the question. The question was, isn't it Christian nations, specifically the US, that are occupying large tracts of land in the Middle East and other Muslim nations?

There is not one Christian nation occupying a single country in the Middle East. The Untied States is a secular atheist country. Britain is a Muslim country. However every single country in the Middle East including Israel is occupied by Muslims.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby paimei01 » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 11:50:39

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he crowd, divided into sections for women and men, roared in support

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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Eli » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 12:03:17

I think the era of asymmetric warfare has stacked the cards against the US and our fighting style.

Also, people are much more aware of the costs and casualties of war. The bombing of Dresden and Tokyo would not be tolerated by many people in the US.

This is in large part the United States own fault supporting the myth that warfare could some how become a precise operation is self defeating, that warfare would become more humane.

Warfare has always been and always will be about killing people, destroying lives and societies. The only thing new is the idea that we can somehow sugar coat that fact.

Take Iraq for example the way to solve the problems there are not to try and somehow form a coalition or attempt to democratize waring sanctions with long bloody histories. The way to win the war is to setup someone just like Saddam Husein.

Screw the Shiites and the Kurds roundup every able body man that could possibly hold a gun and kill them. Pick a side that wins and don't stop until the losers are overcome with despair and unable to fight. I am not personally advocating this solution but it is a reality of war. Choose your enemies and then give them all the war and hell you can until they give up all hope of victory. Fight them and inflict pain on them until all they want and pray for is for the pain to stop.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby evilgenius » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 12:42:37

The same problem plagues all empires. Largely, though, not entirely America won because it was too expensive for Britain to send the numbers required.

The problem in Iraq, however, is the export land model. I have always said that the only way to insure victory would be to give the Iraqis their own oil, so that they can find the merits of capitalism. Capitalism is the great destroyer of myth and social construct. Capitalism would have the Sunni and the Shia cooperating with each other the way that the Saudis cooperate with the West.

Yes, imagine an Iraq where the breakdown is along labor and management lines and not religious lines. Scary for the West, isn't it. They would fail to obey.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby Denny » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 14:51:11

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Plantagenet', 'T')he US is quite capable of winning conventional wars.

We defeated the Iraq army (twice) and the conventional Taliban forces in Afghanistan in 2001-2.

Guerilla wars are much more difficult to win, and the problems are exacerbated by the new Islamofascist tactics of suicide bombing and mass murder attacks on innocent civilians. The terror attacks are very difficult to stop.


I understand from my father-in-law that the Allied invasion of Europe in WW2 involved cleansing neighborhoods. He was in the Canadian Army which went through Holland. He said they had to check out every house, business and apartment and seize all weapons found and round up any stray Germans. I realize the Dutch were more than happy to co-operate, not so likely in Iraq or Afghanistan, but by proper planning of food provision and the like you can make it worth the people's efforts to co-operate.

It was not the bombing that helped in the occupation stage of the war, its was the physical presence of millions of soldiers and tens of thousands of land vehicles. The U.S. has already proved its bombing ability, but that doesn't close the war. Occupation does.

Guerilla warfare only works when the density of occupiers is low. An example would be Ireland in the Revolution, in which the British fought half heartedly, with only 27,000 men. They lost to an active force of just 15,000, due to "home field" advantage and the active sympathy of the most of the people. Just think if the Brits had sent in 200,000. Maybe they'd have had a chance. And, they were capable of that, they sent many times that contingent to fight in France, just a few years before. I am not saying the Irish Revolution was wrong, or the Brits were right in principle, but just looking at the war as a competition.

But, today, the UN force in Afghanistan more or less resembles the British effort in Ireland in 1921, but in a country ten times as large - both in population and area.

The reality is that the coalition has never fully gained control of Iraq or Afghansitan. Never sealed the borders. We have to do that to keep new "martyrs" from joining in the cause. If the people of Tikrit or Kandahar looked out the window and saw a limitless row of tanks cruising the main street, they may come to believe a new authority is in town. They don't have that realization right now, neither for we, the foreign invaders, nor for the official governments established in those countries.
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby mekrob » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 16:12:39

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')ndonesia is not Muslim because it is violent. Rather it is violent because it is Muslim.


Indonesia is violent? Indonesia has about 2000 murders per year. Terrorism is negligible. The US has 12,000 murders per year and they have similar population sizes. Indonesia - 2.5 robberies per 10,000 people. US - 13 robberies per 10,000 people. Indonesia - 5 rapes per million people. US - 3 rapes per 10,000 people.

So now which one is violent?

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')ritain is a Muslim country.


You are fucking unbelievable. But then again, you're a (die-hard) Christian.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')slamic hard-liners gather in Jakarta


HAHA. Never heard of Hizb ut-Tahrir, huh? They are hardly "hard-liners". Hard-liners are the Taliban, Qutbis, AQ, etc. HT means "the party of liberation". They call for "Islam-ocracy", free elections by male and female for the head of the state, freedom from dictatorships that exist in much of the Muslim world. They aren't calling for the world to become Islamic. They are calling for their own nations to be able to decide their own futures, apart from the economic interests of the West.

I have no idea why the entire world is scared nearly shitless of "Islamists", and I don't mean AQ and such, but simply people interested in the implementation of Shar'ia in Muslim nations. The last time we had a true Khilafa (not Afghanistan, Islamic State of Iraq, etc) the world benefited greatly from the science, philosophy, poetry, logic, etc that came forth from the nation.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'S')crew the Shiites


There's some sentiment I can get behind. :-D
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Re: Are we in the west unable now to wage a war to win?

Unread postby OilIsMastery » Mon 13 Aug 2007, 16:31:32

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mekrob', 'I')ndonesia is violent? Indonesia has about 2000 murders per year. Terrorism is negligible.

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http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/raid-f ... 40211.html

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'R')aid foils bomb plot bigger than Bali: police

INDONESIAN and Australian authorities say they have prevented a terrorist attack larger than the Bali bombings and targeted at public officials after they uncovered a huge cache of explosives.

The seizures followed raids in Yogyakarta two weeks ago that resulted in one death and six arrests. Two more men were subsequently arrested, leading to more searches. The searches led to the seizure of 20 improvised explosive devices, 730 kilograms of explosive materials, 45 kilograms of TNT and nearly 200 detonators.

More than a thousand rounds of ammunition, electronic circuitry and a cache of weapons were also uncovered.

Indonesia's police chief, General Sutanto, said the material could have created a bomb far larger than the ones that ripped through Bali's nightclubs in 2002, killing 202 people, including 88 Australians.


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$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'J')AKARTA, Indonesia - Three Islamic militants were found guilty Wednesday of decapitating three Christian schoolgirls in Indonesia and dumping their bloodied heads in nearby villages, judges said. They were sentenced to between 14 and 20 years.

The alleged members of the al Qaida-linked Jemaah Islamiyah network left a handwritten note close to the bodies of the teenagers, vowing more killings to avenge the deaths of Muslims in earlier sectarian violence on Sulawesi island.

“Wanted — 100 more heads,” said Judge Lilik Mulyadi, reciting the letter’s text. “Blood must be paid with blood, lives with lives, heads with heads.”

Hasanuddin, 34, who goes by a single name, was sentenced to 20 years for masterminding the 2005 attack, and co-conspirators Lilik Purnomo, 28, and Irwanto Irano, 29, each got 14 years, he said. ...

The three militants had faced a maximum penalty of death by firing squad, but judges ruled that they deserved some leniency for cooperating with authorities, confessing and showing remorse.


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$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')MBON, Indonesia - A bomb packed with nails exploded at a port in the eastern Indonesian city of Ambon on Saturday, wounding 12 people in a region that has seen deadly Muslim-Christian violence in the past, police said.

The blast in the seaside city on Maluku island shattered months of relative calm there, but follows raids last month by police on neighboring Sulawesi island that killed 14 alleged Islamic militants.

The explosion rocked the port as passengers disembarked from a ship, sending nails and other shrapnel into a crowd of motorbike taxi drivers waiting to collect customers, said Ambon police chief Lt. Col. Trilulus Rahardjo.


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$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'P')olice officer killed during funeral of terrorist involved in beheading of three Christian girls

Jakarta (AsiaNews) – A police officer was killed in Poso (Central Sulawesi) by a mob during the funeral of terrorist leader, an veteran of the Afghan Jemaah Islamiyahi¸ who died this morning in an Indonesian police operation. The officer, Brinda Dedi Hendra, died instantly in the cemetery.

The incident began when a rumour spread among Muslims who had gathered for the funeral that a prominent Muslim community leader, an ustadt, had been killed by the police.

Police deputy spokesman Brigadier General Anton Bachrul Alam denied the claim. Instead, he said that the man killed in a shootout with the police was identified as Rian also known as Santoso alias Abdul Hakim, 40, a veteran from the war in Afghanistan, and considered number two in the so-called called Afghan Jemaah Islamiyah, who also knew Muklas, jailed for his involvement in the 2002 Bali bomber.

Rian is suspected of chairing a secret meeting between Indonesian Muslim extremists in Tawang Mangu (Central Java) soon after the Bali bombings that killed 202 people five years ago.

He was also wanted for his involvement in the beheading of three females students in Poso in October 2005.
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