Understanding terrorism

[mrnoodle]

re: Hobbs

Of course there are people who believe the anti-US propaganda. But not the kids who line up for candy and photographs with the soldiers.

Oh wait, they're dead. Killed by the noble freedom fighters.


(I don't get mad at these discussions, not really. It's just mystifying how people's outlooks can be so different given that we're all looking at the same information)

[Hobbs]

Originally Posted by mrnoodle

re: Hobbs
Oh wait, they're dead. Killed by the noble freedom fighters.

And what did we see shortly after this occured? Riots in the street by civilians protesting the freedom fighters...no. They blamed the U.S. Fist-pumping marches denouncing the U.S. "occupation." Grrr! Drive me nuts!

[mrnoodle]

Originally Posted by Hobbs

And what did we see shortly after this occured? Riots in the street by civilians protesting the freedom fighters...no. They blamed the U.S. Fist-pumping marches denouncing the U.S. "occupation." Grrr! Drive me nuts!

I'm not sure if you're arguing with me or not.



I really have to get back to work.

[Hobbs]

Originally Posted by mrnoodle

I'm not sure if you're arguing with me or not.

My point was the terroists use this opportunty for bad publicity for the Americans soldiers. U.S. miltary + kids = death and distruction. The obvious culprits are of course the freedom fighters, but the blame gose to the U.S. eventhough it is obvious who is at fault. The insurgent propoganda machine keeps on rolling along.