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Here's a question (Original Post) lordsummerisle Aug 2021 OP
Flags on a truck raised up, with really big wheels stillcool Aug 2021 #1
Have they started "rolling coal" yet? FoxNewsSucks Aug 2021 #3
You can't Tell the difference... Enter stage left Aug 2021 #2
They generally dress in traditional garb, cover their head, and have long beards Hugh_Lebowski Aug 2021 #4
They often point their index finger skyward. Frasier Balzov Aug 2021 #5
AK strapped on. 2naSalit Aug 2021 #6

Enter stage left

(3,394 posts)
2. You can't Tell the difference...
Mon Aug 16, 2021, 09:26 PM
Aug 2021

and that's exactly the same problem we had in Viet Nam.

Guerrilla warfare is damn near impossible to defeat.

Can you imagine a foreign force trying to defeat all of the guns and rednecks (I'd join them) in Idaho, Montana, N & S Dakota, Texas...you get the picture.

When you can't tell the good guys from the bad guys, what do you do? Kill them all? and remember, many of them are children and women.

 

Hugh_Lebowski

(33,643 posts)
4. They generally dress in traditional garb, cover their head, and have long beards
Mon Aug 16, 2021, 09:37 PM
Aug 2021

Look at the interviews with the Taliban that have been on the news, and then look at the photo of 800 people on our military plane.

A lot are in more Western clothes, a lot of the men's heads are uncovered, beards are trimmed, etc.

Of course this is not totally reliable by any stretch.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100215747545

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