Taliban Warn South Koreans Not To Send Korean Police To Afghanistan

I got news for you Taliban... South Korean police units are a bit different than those missionary women you kidnapped last year. While you acted pretty darn tough standing over and abusing some Korean women and killed the only male in that group, I believe you may have more of a fight on your hands when dealing with a highly-trained Korean police officer (who just happens to remember how you treated his women folk).

Here's the latest on the request from the United States that South Korea send in some police units into Afghanistan to help train Afghan police forces...this is what the Taliban had to say here from the brief article here at KoreaTmes:

Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, the purported spokesman for the Taliban, told a source for Yonhap News Agency in Kabul, Afghanistan, over the phone that his group will not allow South Korean military or police to set foot on their land, the agency said.

Got that? Oh boy, everyone's shaking in their boots Terry Taliban! Let me ask the Taliban a question - let's just say those Korean police units fly into Afghanistan at the U.S. base there in Kabul and then, when they come off their plane and set foot on YOUR land, whatcha gonna do about it, Willis?

Believe me, after what the South Korean missionaries (females) went through in their abduction in Afghanistan by the Taliban, I gotta believe there's a long list of South Korean police signed up to head on into Afghanistan and most of them would WELCOME you to step out of a crowd when they get there, Taliban.

Oh, one more thing Taliban, in case you forgot - you don't run Afghanistan anymore. :shiteatingrin:

Taliban Threatens to Attack Korean Police If Deployed to Afghanistan

Afghanistan's rebel group Taliban will attack South Korean facilities in the war-torn country if Seoul dispatches its police force there, Yonhap news agency quoted a purported spokesman for the militia group as saying in Dubai Friday.

Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, the purported spokesman for the Taliban, told a source for Yonhap News Agency in Kabul, Afghanistan, over the phone that his group will not allow South Korean military or police to set foot on their land, the agency said.