Here's the message from Barack Hussein Obama to every Muslim jihadi in the world...threaten to wipe out America, then kill our troops on the battlefield and then train jihads for attacks on American soil and you will get special meetings with U.S. officials and get this, you'll even get a really cool posh high rise office in Qatar! Isn't that just wonderful? I think I'll call it the Obama Plan (kind of like the Marshall Plan on steroids).
What isn't clear about the proposed peace talks between the U.S. and Taliban is whether or not American representatives have to appear in islamic garb, pray on a prayer mat before the meetings and denounce the Son of G_d before the first negotiations.
Yeah, I'm damn pissed off. The Taliban want peace talks? Well, I'd give them peace talks....more like pieces of cluster bombs raining down on their asses 24/7 for a month. I've said it before - if you turn American Marines and soldiers loose and give them the air support they deserve, you will get a Taliban surrender in one year. We haven't even TRIED to win this war in over 5 years.
And no, for those know-it-alls that want to say that Afghanistan has never been conquered...the fact is no one has ever really WANTED to conquer it.
By the way, if Obama gets re-elected, he'll get to be in office when the Taliban first violate the peace agreement - he'll get to stand up in front of the American people and explain how he was so stupid to trust these pieces of shit. I guarantee it will happen (the peace violation, not the explanation).
The story is from Breitbart.
Afghan govt agrees to Taliban-US talks
The government of Afghanistan Wednesday gave its blessing to peace talks between Taliban insurgents and the United States and to the opening of an office for the Islamists in Qatar.
"Afghanistan, to save the country from war, conspiracies, the killing of innocent people and to reach peace, agrees with the negotiations between US and Taliban that will end up in creating an office for Taliban in Qatar," the government said in a statement.
The hardline Taliban announced on Tuesday that they had come to an "initial agreement with relevant sides including Qatar" to set up their first representative office outside Afghanistan.
The move is seen as a precursor to talks to end the bloody war between the Taliban and the US-backed government of President Hamid Karzai.
The statement said the government "considers negotiations the only way to reach peace and end the war and violence that have been imposed on our people".
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