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DEATH BY GOVERNMENT: GENOCIDE AND MASS MURDER

All told, governments killed more than 262 million people in the 20th century outside of wars, according to University of Hawaii political science professor R.J. Rummel. Just to give perspective on this incredible murder by government, if all these bodies were laid head to toe, with the average height being 5', then they would circle the earth ten times. Also, this democide murdered 6 times more people than died in combat in all the foreign and internal wars of the century. Finally, given popular estimates of the dead in a major nuclear war, this total democide is as though such a war did occur, but with its dead spread over a century

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

British PM: 450 troops to withdraw from Afghanistan! When will OBAMA fullfill his promise and get us the heck out of there!

Coming home ... British troops

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THERE is nothing to indicate we should be reducing our commitment in Afghanistan. The level of violence is still extremely high.

If this withdrawal is being done for purely political reasons, I would question the judgment of anyone who would do that.

If our troops are reduced, the message is sent both to the people of Afghanistan, who we are still trying to win over, and to the Taliban. If we're not around for the long term it seriously undermines the progress we've made.

It is said the troops being withdrawn are support troops, not combat troops. But we're either leaving combat troops with inadequate support, or we didn't need that number there in the first place.

PM: 450 troops to withdraw from Afghanistan

By TOM NEWTON DUNN, Political Editor, and VIRGINIA WHEELER

Published: Today

DAVID Cameron yesterday announced the start of Britain's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The PM revealed the first 450 troops will be brought home this year.
But the move is bitterly opposed by military chiefs, who claim it risks throwing away the gains made by British forces.
Colonel Stuart Tootal, ex-commander of 3 Para, said: "We should only get out when the job is done properly.

Promise ... PM David Cameron

"We are on the right track, but if we take our foot off the gas now, we risk all the success and investment we have achieved so far."
Mr Cameron's order fulfils a long-standing promise to President Barack Obama to bring the war to an end in step with the US. And the announcement comes just days before the President's visit to Britain next week.
Mr Cameron yesterday told MPs: "There will be around 400 troops, perhaps slightly more, coming out of Afghanistan in the coming year."
In a bid to soften the blow, he added: "Our enduring force level remains at 9,500. I'm sure the Americans understand that it's less than the reductions they are planning."
The MoD insisted that none of the troops coming home early will be infantry stationed in Helmand. Instead, most will come from the RAF Regiment defending Kandahar airfield and the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps at Nato's HQ in Kabul.
An MoD spokesman said: "These were time-limited, task-specific roles which have now come to an end."
Afghanistan will be top of the list of subjects at President Obama's talks with the PM. The President was also opposed by his generals when he vowed to start bringing home some of America's 90,000 troops from July.

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Mission continues ... British troops in war-torn Helmand

Para lad is a hero

A YOUNG soldier who killed at least two Taliban while saving four shot pals has received a bravery award.

Private Aaron Mahoney, 21, of The Parachute Regiment, returned fire in Helmand despite bullets hitting his own backpack.

Aaron, of Leicester, received a Commanding Officer's Coin - a new award for courage.

Diaries a rare find

THE war diaries of one of the first British-born black soldiers have been found in an attic.

Private Arthur Roberts tells how he cheated death in the First World War trenches - and makes no mention of prejudice.

The diaries were found in Glasgow. Arthur died at a care home in 1982, aged 85.

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If we were still a democracy and the British peoples votes still mattered, Most brits would vote for "all" of our men and women to return home immediately.

0 0 1:17PM, May 18, 2011death0dealer

We should stay till the jobs done.

0 0 1:16PM, May 18, 2011Sopara2k10

and going straight to libya .

0 0 12:01PM, May 18, 2011markoo

@Doshless:Your dead right mate,only when it comes for our vote do they MAYBE listen and then quickly forgotten.!!

0 0 11:42AM, May 18, 2011geordie2539

Colonel Stuart Tootal, is a 100% correct, to pull out now will be a betrayal to all those who have been killed and injured. Ca-Moron for once listen to the people who know better than you.