Australia may send infantry to Afghanistan… We won’t make the same mistakes as the USSR…
Monday, September 8th, 2008
Expert Australian and Coalition troops are having a bit of trouble with the primitive stone-throwers in Afghanistan...
NATO commander in Afghanistan, General David McKiernan, has made a plea to the “Coalition of the Willing” to massively bolster troops numbers in the war-torn country because we’re ’struggling to win’ against the Taliban forces.
Australia is actually contemplating sending in it’s ground infantry – a section of the Army not deployed since Vietnam, another brilliant ADF success.
The Taliban are those nice Shiite chaps who we initially supported because we didn’t really want the commies taking over our friends’ potential oil supplies. They were “ousted” back in 2001 after the US gave them a completely un-hypocritical ultimatum.
It went like this:
- Deliver to the US all of the leaders of Al Qaeda immediately;
- Release all imprisoned foreign nationals immediately;
- Close immediately every terrorist training camp immediately;
- Hand over every terrorist and their supporters to appropriate authorities immediately;
- Give the United States full access to terrorist training camps for inspection immediately;
Or
- we blow you up… immediately.

One of our expert soldiers catches a plane before it hits the runway...
As you would all know, America does and always has complied with all of it’s own demands (and the UN’s). Not to mention Australia… Just visit some of our beautiful “asylum-seeker holiday resorts” or the Americans’ 5-star beach destination in Cuba for special foreign guests.
The table below shows three different countries’ military spending for the last year.
| Country | Amount in $USD |
| Afghanistan | $122,400,000 |
| Australia | $20,727,710,000 |
| United States | $583,283,000,000 |
As you can see, we should probably be getting a bunch of Taliban insurgents over here to train our troops in economically successful warfare.
You’d think that the USSR would have “softened them up” a bit for us by spending 10 years trying to do what we’re now trying to.
But then, we’re the GOOD GUYS.


