Whatever Happened To "We Don't Negotiate With Terrorists"? (school, rating)

[danielpalos]

Why do you believe Al-Queda was a problem?

[Felix C]

Attacked the U.S. or U.S. persons and properties on a number of occassions.

Sept 11, 2001 being the notable example.

[chielgirl]

In many people's eyes, we are the terrorists.

[AeroGuyDC]

The Taliban doesn't have centralized leadership. Why should we expect that talks with one group will sway another group? U.S. foreign policy under this President is as antithetical as it is pathetic.

[AeroGuyDC]

Originally Posted by chielgirl

In many people's eyes, we are the terrorists.

Including yours.

[HappyTexan]

Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC

The Taliban doesn't have centralized leadership. Why should we expect that talks with one group will sway another group? U.S. foreign policy under this President is as antithetical as it is pathetic.

It won't. We'll have to talk and pay each and every faction.
And if these guys are smart they'll be creating new factions every day in order to "make peace and $$$" with the US

[Felix C]

Originally Posted by chielgirl

In many people's eyes, we are the terrorists.

What an incredibly stupid post.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by alphamale

We are not hypocritical.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

It's a principle that has been around and necessary for thousands of years.

It's not a principle, it's BS!

Very often you come to learn the enemy of your enemy is also your enemy

[burdell]

Originally Posted by Felix C

What an incredibly stupid post.

A little too factual for ya?

Or do you interpret the invasion/occupation of a country by another they'd done nothing to as a walk thru the tulips?

[Felix C]

Al-Qaeda does not have a country.

The context was regarding Al-Qaeda not the Taliban.