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Tribesman, didn't forget you old chum. No, the Taliban's not in power anywmore. Sure, they're slowly trying to come back to life, and we've given them much more of a lease on that we should have. Your point is valid, we should finish the job and finish them off. No argument here.
You might get an arguement from Karzai , he says the Taliban are always welcome in Afghanistan . I wonder what he said about sharing power with them ?Tribesman, didn't forget you old chum. No, the Taliban's not in power anywmore. Sure, they're slowly trying to come back to life, and we've given them much more of a lease on that we should have. Your point is valid, we should finish the job and finish them off. No argument here.
Hey Don you should have known it was a loaded question
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Did the Taliban respond that they wouldn't because they hadn't seen enough proof yet? (Actually, they tried this, 6 hours before the first bombs started landing) No.
Now that seems to clash with what I have read about both the nature and the timing of the responses from the Taliban .Did the Taliban respond that they wouldn't because they hadn't seen enough proof yet? (Actually, they tried this, 6 hours before the first bombs started landing) No.
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Osama claimed responsibility. There is no question of his guilt.
CR what date was it when he claimed responsibility ?Osama claimed responsibility. There is no question of his guilt.
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