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**JamesTornC** · 03-07-2010, 07:19 AM

But I don't go in for conspiracy theories and all that.

bin Laden worked for the CIA a looooong time ago.

And I don't have a great deal of faith in the he-said, he-said coming out of the Taliban camp - as I've said, they were a despotic menace.

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That's right, the most important is to put a LABLE on anything you don't like the sound of! It works a treat for Americans. Fortunately, not all people are Americans and retain their ability to think and analise facts for themselves without the aid of the official propaganda.

Anyway, you do admit the facts that 1.OBL was (is?) working for CIA. How long ago, you don't know, therefore should not comment on it.
2. Taliban was cooperating with the US, but wanted some evidence of a person's guilt.

Yet, the US did not posess such evidence and hopped off to liberate Afghans from their natural resources, pipeline and the lives of those who defend their country.

If Taliban was such a "despotic menace", why did the US help them to come to power and courted them until the point they became stroppy about the pipiline?

And just so you put things into perspective: for a great deal of people around the world -- the US is a despotic menace.

03-07-2010, 07:19 AM	#11
JamesTornC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 319 Senior Member	But I don't go in for conspiracy theories and all that. bin Laden worked for the CIA a looooong time ago. And I don't have a great deal of faith in the he-said, he-said coming out of the Taliban camp - as I've said, they were a despotic menace. . That's right, the most important is to put a LABLE on anything you don't like the sound of! It works a treat for Americans. Fortunately, not all people are Americans and retain their ability to think and analise facts for themselves without the aid of the official propaganda. Anyway, you do admit the facts that 1.OBL was (is?) working for CIA. How long ago, you don't know, therefore should not comment on it. 2. Taliban was cooperating with the US, but wanted some evidence of a person's guilt. Yet, the US did not posess such evidence and hopped off to liberate Afghans from their natural resources, pipeline and the lives of those who defend their country. If Taliban was such a "despotic menace", why did the US help them to come to power and courted them until the point they became stroppy about the pipiline? And just so you put things into perspective: for a great deal of people around the world -- the US is a despotic menace.
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