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"The existence of militiamen is a huge problem and therefore we face difficulty in arresting him," Kunduz police chief Sufi Habib said."
Apparently, you don't get to be police chief in Kunduz unless you're a good quote.
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It is good to see they have things under control. They are scared to arrest a single murderer, how the hell are they supposed to police the city? The more you hear the more hopeless it seems.
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"The more you hear the more hopeless it seems."
Alexander the Great wrote off Afghanistan as a bad job, so I have no idea what makes us think we can do any better 2,500 years later. I've come to the conclusion the best thing we can do to the Arab states is leave them alone. They'll blow up a few of us, but they'll end up blowing each other out of existence. Good grief. I'm starting to sound like Ron Paul ...
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It's all the fault of southern racists and conservative. Oh wait, I forgot, those are the same group of people.
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forsberg_us wrote:
It's all the fault of southern racists and conservative. Oh wait, I forgot, those are the same group of people.
Are you trying to draw Max out of hiding?
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