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Old 10-05-2009, 10:04 PM   #13 (permalink)
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The Bolshevik analogy isn't as far-fetched as is seems.
Well, that particular word is . . . considering the Bolsheviks declared 'war' on religion . . . and the Taleban are quite fundamental in their religious beliefs
I was referring to the Taleban attempts to redistribute wealth in Pakistan and how it was a major component of their appeal. My main point (apparently missed) is that we can't ignore the economic aspect of what's going on there. Sure, the Taleban are vile, misogynistic savages who must be exterminated, but there can be no long-term solution unless we face the causes of instability there.
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