Worldfocus

12/02/2009 :: 09:35:14 PM
LG Says:

Let me see. War on poverty, war on drugs, war on terrorism, yada. All US soldiers going to Kabul and Kandahar should be issued kites. Local soldiers and police should enjoy themselves while on US welfare and interacting with US children.

12/02/2009 :: 09:14:46 PM
alex saff Says:

Obama should have the troops taught to do the Michael Jackson “Moon Walk”,so that, when they are sent to war, they will look like they’re going forward but actually they’re going backwards, back to America. Obama speaks with a forked tongue. They will have to walk there because they don’t have any air fields there to land so many troops in so short a time. Alkyda will hide in the mountains until USA runs out time and money. Then, they will come out and ?

12/02/2009 :: 04:03:46 PM
superbird1991 Says:

want to know the truth? i say we end this war and stop putting a 3-ton brick on taxpayers. hello? we r in a recession. do you people think it’s wise to spend another $30 billion on this war? THINK ABOUT IT! we need jobs, healthcare, you name it! stop spending money on this pathetic war and start using that money to get this country back on it’s feet!

12/02/2009 :: 10:26:43 AM
Anthony Cordesman on Afghanistan — The Mediavore Says:

[...] Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies on WNET’s Worldfocus. Cordesman discusses President Obama’s decision and what a shift in warfare tactics [...]

12/01/2009 :: 07:56:51 PM
Mark Says:

“Afganistan troop surge could cause casualty increase”. Hmmm, well we are at WAR. And doesn’t WARS usually result in casualties…Duhhhhh. I’m sure President Obama didn’t take it lightly to send more troops. But if we plan to defeat the Taliban, more troops are probably needed.