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**Binuilienzync** · 05-19-2011, 03:01 AM

You must be a blood thirst American that want to solve every problem militarily, no wonder the US has so many enemies. I want to see the US sending troops to China and Russia, two countries with the same military power.

i am not an american, i'm not bloodthirsty, and i'm not promoting military intervention. i'm saying that is what will happen if worst comes to worst. since neither the dr nor haiti have the means for effective resistance. it's also what the us has done every time there was a crisis on the island that was big enough to raise security concerns. my idea of the situation would be for the international community to either stop meddling completely, or to stop cooperating with the corrupt local elite, invest with a view to the needs of the haitian population and generally to take a real interest in what happens in haiti before it is too late.

I’ve been wondering why a few years ago it was quite normal to hear of terrorist attacks, almost on a daily basis, somewhere in Israel. The news was just filled with those stories, day in and day out. Then they became serious about controlling the flow at their borders, particularly with the West Bank, and turned a deaf ear to the international community (being backed economically by the US is always a plus when doing the deaf ear ‘thing’); and voila, terrorist blowing themselves all over Israel, killing hundreds of Israelis at a time, are now a very rare event.

But, I guess you’re right, mariot. It’s simply not possible to control borders. lol, yeah right, build a fence, that will solve your problems.
i think that as far as equipment, discipline, leadership and training goes, guardia nacional and isreali military are absolutely on par. and with the amount of money the dr government invests into erecting and maintaining construction, that fence would be insurmountable and last for at least the next two hundred years.
you are aware though that bombing terrorists pose a totally different kind of threat, and that there is a far greater amount of illegal immigrants trying to cross the border than there are terrorists trying to bomb in israel? how are the statistics for the fence the us build on their border?

05-19-2011, 03:01 AM	#14
Binuilienzync Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	You must be a blood thirst American that want to solve every problem militarily, no wonder the US has so many enemies. I want to see the US sending troops to China and Russia, two countries with the same military power. i am not an american, i'm not bloodthirsty, and i'm not promoting military intervention. i'm saying that is what will happen if worst comes to worst. since neither the dr nor haiti have the means for effective resistance. it's also what the us has done every time there was a crisis on the island that was big enough to raise security concerns. my idea of the situation would be for the international community to either stop meddling completely, or to stop cooperating with the corrupt local elite, invest with a view to the needs of the haitian population and generally to take a real interest in what happens in haiti before it is too late. I’ve been wondering why a few years ago it was quite normal to hear of terrorist attacks, almost on a daily basis, somewhere in Israel. The news was just filled with those stories, day in and day out. Then they became serious about controlling the flow at their borders, particularly with the West Bank, and turned a deaf ear to the international community (being backed economically by the US is always a plus when doing the deaf ear ‘thing’); and voila, terrorist blowing themselves all over Israel, killing hundreds of Israelis at a time, are now a very rare event. But, I guess you’re right, mariot. It’s simply not possible to control borders. lol, yeah right, build a fence, that will solve your problems. i think that as far as equipment, discipline, leadership and training goes, guardia nacional and isreali military are absolutely on par. and with the amount of money the dr government invests into erecting and maintaining construction, that fence would be insurmountable and last for at least the next two hundred years. you are aware though that bombing terrorists pose a totally different kind of threat, and that there is a far greater amount of illegal immigrants trying to cross the border than there are terrorists trying to bomb in israel? how are the statistics for the fence the us build on their border?
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