U.S. to mark 9/11 anniversary

The world must also not forget the scores and scores of innocent civilians killed by the American/Nato military aggression. In just one country, Afghanistan, alone, the number of civilian deaths has most likely exceeded the 9/11 victims in numbers. http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/et0124.htm

The world must also not forget the scores and scores of innocent civilians killed by the American/Nato military aggression. In just one country, Afghanistan, alone, the number of civilian deaths has most likely exceeded the 9/11 victims in numbers. [link]
(lowe, 11 September 2010 11:24)
And a perfect opportunity to rejoice in the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of lives that have been saved by NATO campaign(s) against merciless agressors of the innocent.

RIP innocent victims...no matter what your race, ethnicity, nationality, or religion is.

"And a perfect opportunity to rejoice in the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of lives that have been saved by NATO campaign(s) against merciless agressors of the innocent.
(pss, 11 September 2010 22:58) "

You conveniently forgot that Nato itself caused collateral damage after collateral damage in Afghanistan and other parts of the world. Or do you consider Afghan civilians to be subhumans?

"However, do you just give up and say we cannot help you because there is no way to prevent the loss of civilian life. The old ways of soldiers lining up on a battle field facing each other and killing each other until one side retreats is interesting history but does not exist anymore.
(pss, 12 September 2010 23:03) "

You ought to ask this question to the relatives of the collateral damage victims.

You conveniently forgot that Nato itself caused collateral damage after collateral damage in Afghanistan and other parts of the world. Or do you consider Afghan civilians to be subhumans?
(lowe, 12 September 2010 14:20)

Maybe you misinterpreted which NATO interaction, I was referring to.
But in reference to your statement, every loss of life is a tragedy. However, do you just give up and say we cannot help you because there is no way to prevent the loss of civilian life. The old ways of soldiers lining up on a battle field facing each other and killing each other until one side retreats is interesting history but does not exist anymore.

The world must also not forget the scores and scores of innocent civilians killed by the American/Nato military aggression. In just one country, Afghanistan, alone, the number of civilian deaths has most likely exceeded the 9/11 victims in numbers. [link]
(lowe, 11 September 2010 11:24)
And a perfect opportunity to rejoice in the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of lives that have been saved by NATO campaign(s) against merciless agressors of the innocent.

The world must also not forget the scores and scores of innocent civilians killed by the American/Nato military aggression. In just one country, Afghanistan, alone, the number of civilian deaths has most likely exceeded the 9/11 victims in numbers. http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/et0124.htm

You conveniently forgot that Nato itself caused collateral damage after collateral damage in Afghanistan and other parts of the world. Or do you consider Afghan civilians to be subhumans?
(lowe, 12 September 2010 14:20)

Maybe you misinterpreted which NATO interaction, I was referring to.
But in reference to your statement, every loss of life is a tragedy. However, do you just give up and say we cannot help you because there is no way to prevent the loss of civilian life. The old ways of soldiers lining up on a battle field facing each other and killing each other until one side retreats is interesting history but does not exist anymore.

"And a perfect opportunity to rejoice in the thousands if not hundreds of thousands of lives that have been saved by NATO campaign(s) against merciless agressors of the innocent.
(pss, 11 September 2010 22:58) "

You conveniently forgot that Nato itself caused collateral damage after collateral damage in Afghanistan and other parts of the world. Or do you consider Afghan civilians to be subhumans?

RIP innocent victims...no matter what your race, ethnicity, nationality, or religion is.

"However, do you just give up and say we cannot help you because there is no way to prevent the loss of civilian life. The old ways of soldiers lining up on a battle field facing each other and killing each other until one side retreats is interesting history but does not exist anymore.
(pss, 12 September 2010 23:03) "

You ought to ask this question to the relatives of the collateral damage victims.