Message from @everybodydothatdinosaur

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2019-09-11 01:10:08 UTC  

I just want Kuwait, I just want Turkey etc.

2019-09-11 01:10:18 UTC  

Eventually these things have a habit of becoming global problems

2019-09-11 01:10:47 UTC  

The terrorists want the whole world, that's why they commit attacks on other countries even though it's self destructive

2019-09-11 01:10:54 UTC  

They're too retarded not to pick on someone bigger than them

2019-09-11 01:11:00 UTC  

Their ambition outgrows their capabilities

2019-09-11 01:11:09 UTC  

They won't just leave us alone, and nor have they made it clear they even would

2019-09-11 01:11:18 UTC  

>the terrorists
>implying every single terror cell has a singular allegience or agenda

2019-09-11 01:11:33 UTC  

its not a fucking hive mind

2019-09-11 01:11:54 UTC  

There's lots of groups in the world, lots of internal conflicts, ISIS broke off from Al-Qeada for existence, the Taliban and Al-Qeada are radically different in ideology but were allied, I'm aware it's not all one thing

2019-09-11 01:12:04 UTC  

hezbollah and isis aren't going to team up.... in fact they're busy killing each other right now

2019-09-11 01:12:12 UTC  

These people are mindlessly destructive is my point

2019-09-11 01:12:18 UTC  

And that has a tendenancy to spill out to the rest of the world

2019-09-11 01:12:34 UTC  

That' just terrorism; imagine entire country's with the same mentality, right

2019-09-11 01:12:43 UTC  

This stuff won't just stay in the middle east unfortunately

2019-09-11 01:12:48 UTC  

I mean that does kinda suck because I like Appabend's videos and they may not be able to keep the lights on there. The plus side is that it will fuck China when the ME an-heros because they are the largest importer.

2019-09-11 01:12:50 UTC  

It's better to fight them over there than over here

2019-09-11 01:13:22 UTC  

they were allied because the taliban are nationalistic guerrilas and wanted help against the us, their alliance had nothing to do with islam or ideology

2019-09-11 01:13:29 UTC  

You take out the middle eastern peoplesz, over there. It's not all one group I know, and it's complicated, but that's how regional problems become global problems

2019-09-11 01:13:46 UTC  

The Taliban were formed in Pakistan and more or less invaded Afghanistan

2019-09-11 01:13:50 UTC  

funny how bombing a complicated situation only.makes it worse

2019-09-11 01:14:09 UTC  

Pakistan did the same thing in India during the kargil war, where they made fake mujhadeen groups to attack their enemies under the guise of it being an organic movement

2019-09-11 01:14:27 UTC  

That assume's that bombing said situation is meant to make it better <:hyperthink:462282519883284480>

2019-09-11 01:14:30 UTC  

This is really a pakistani operation, for example osama bin laden was found .8 miles away from the military training headquarters

2019-09-11 01:14:46 UTC  

Bombing the right location usually works quite well

2019-09-11 01:14:54 UTC  

The best way to defeat an enemy is to destroy them of course

2019-09-11 01:15:03 UTC  

ask the luftwaffe

2019-09-11 01:15:04 UTC  

The best way to end a war is to win one

2019-09-11 01:15:22 UTC  

And afghanistan has improved

2019-09-11 01:15:39 UTC  

It's not as if all of Afghanistan has been bombed, it's just specific locaitons where terrorists are located

2019-09-11 01:15:51 UTC  

The taliban controls more territory than wjen we went in, explain how thays an improvement

2019-09-11 01:16:03 UTC  

They controlled 90% of the country before we invaded

2019-09-11 01:16:19 UTC  

Now they control a few slivers of territory in places that are on the edge of no-man's land with pakistan

2019-09-11 01:16:26 UTC  

....no? where the fuck did you get that number

2019-09-11 01:17:05 UTC  

By 2001 the Northern Alliance controlled less than 10% of the country, cornered in the north-east and based in Badakhshan province. The US invaded Afghanistan, providing support to Northern Alliance troops on the ground in a two-month war against the Taliban, which they won in December 2001.

2019-09-11 01:17:21 UTC  

So, the Islamic emirate of afghanistan was a short-lived taliban controlled country, mostly backed by pakistan

2019-09-11 01:17:27 UTC  

Again, this was an attempted take over by pakistan

2019-09-11 01:17:46 UTC  

"At its peak, the Taliban established control over approximately 90% of the country, whereas remaining parts of the country in the northeast were held by the Northern Alliance, who maintained broad international recognition as a continuation of the Islamic State of Afghanistan"

2019-09-11 01:18:24 UTC  

Ah no winning wars is easy. Took a couple weeks in Afgan and Iraq. It's peacekeeping and nation building we're shit at.

2019-09-11 01:18:44 UTC  

This is generally accepted as the case by most sources, 90% is an estimate of course. The main idea is that the Taliban were a pakistani backed psy-op organization, masquerading as as a terrorist organization