Afghan National Army: Rampant child molestation, drug addiction, infantile behaviour.

[1stLightHorse]

VICE documentary just produced about the progress of the Afghan National Army. The hopelessness, drug addiction, pedophilia of these clowns is legendary. If they haven't changed after 12 years, they will never change. They seem to be getting worse. I can't believe American taxpayer dollars are being wasted on these filth.

As you will see, when a Commander is brought to the attention of "chai boys" on base, young afghan boys used by ANA police chiefs for serving tea as well as sexual intercourse against their will. He is a rather elderly man and responds, and i quote in translation..

"If they don't fuck the asses of these boys. What should they fuck? The pussies of their own grandmothers? Their asses were used before, and now they want to get what they are owed."

"Those little boys stay willingly in the patrol bases and offer their asses in the night."


Nice to see where you Americans' tax dollars are going. To feed and clothe this 'national army' to buy drugs and sleep with boys. I don't need to re-iterate my stance on this. A nuclear solution.

[Diërker]

VICE documentary just produced about the progress of the Afghan National Army. The hopelessness, drug addiction, pedophilia of these clowns is legendary. If they haven't changed after 12 years, they will never change. They seem to be getting worse. I can't believe American taxpayer dollars are being wasted on these filth.

As you will see, when a Commander is brought to the attention of "chai boys" on base, young afghan boys used by ANA police chiefs for serving tea as well as sexual intercourse against their will. He is a rather elderly man and responds, and i quote in translation..

"If they don't fuck the asses of these boys. What should they fuck? The pussies of their own grandmothers? Their asses were used before, and now they want to get what they are owed."

"Those little boys stay willingly in the patrol bases and offer their asses in the night."


Nice to see where you Americans' tax dollars are going. To feed and clothe this 'national army' to buy drugs and sleep with boys. I don't need to re-iterate my stance on this. A nuclear solution.

Our tax dollars are not going towards the ANA, the only thing the US are doing as of now, 2013. Is just supplying the ANA with a few arsenals of our manufactured weaponry. Not even! We're just there to train them and that's it. They can fend off in their own country a year from now with no US Army or Marines support.

[Jackson]

I remember i saw a documentary on them a little while ago, and they spent most of their time in combat high as kites. And out of combat as well.

[1stLightHorse]

Our tax dollars are not going towards the ANA, the only thing the US are doing as of now, 2013. Is just supplying the ANA with a few arsenals of our manufactured weaponry. Not even! We're just there to train them and that's it. They can fend off in their own country a year from now with no US Army or Marines support.

http://www.nato.int/nato_static/asse...ckgrounder.pdf
You're right, i just found that it's primarily a NATO trust fund created to extend beyond 2014 (at this point). So European nations including Bulgaria, Denmark, Italy, Norway, Estonia, Switzerland, Spain, Netherlands, UK, Finland, even non-european countries Japan, South Korea and Australia are paying for these individuals.
With the stated goals:
• transportation and installation costs for equipment donations by ISAF nations to the ANA;
• purchase of ANA equipment and services for engineering projects;
• in-and out-of-country training.

I remember i saw a documentary on them a little while ago, and they spent most of their time in combat high as kites. And out of combat as well.

Yeah i've seen many like that too.

[Baluarte]

Every single American military expert I've read agrees: The whole operation in Afghanistan is a failure.

1) The Afghan Army is completely permeated by Taliban and Islamist terrorists. That's why friendly fire and sabotage cases happen frequently.
2) The government of Karzai is nothing short of a tyranny completely ridden by nepotism and corruption. No legitimacy in the eyes of the people, and completely sustained through appeasing the tribes and of course, the American muscle.
3) NATO has a worse image now than before the 2001 incursion. The afghans, specially the Pashtun will not cooperate in the counter insurgency, and will continue to hide the terrorist cells that cross the border with Pakistan.

No matter the manual I pick up the result is the same: Failure in every front that is not seen simply because of the relative low-intensity of the conflict.

[1stLightHorse]

Every single American military expert I've read agrees: The whole operation in Afghanistan is a failure.

1) The Afghan Army is completely permeated by Taliban and Islamist terrorists. That's why friendly fire and sabotage cases happen frequently.
2) The government of Karzai is nothing short of a tyranny completely ridden by nepotism and corruption. No legitimacy in the eyes of the people, and completely sustained through appeasing the tribes and of course, the American muscle.
3) NATO has a worse image now than before the 2001 incursion. The afghans, specially the Pashtun will not cooperate in the counter insurgency, and will continue to hide the terrorist cells that cross the border with Pakistan.

No matter the manual I pick up the result is the same: Failure in every front that is not seen simply because of the relative low-intensity of the conflict.

For once we agree.

[Diërker]

Every single American military expert I've read agrees: The whole operation in Afghanistan is a failure.

1) The Afghan Army is completely permeated by Taliban and Islamist terrorists. That's why friendly fire and sabotage cases happen frequently.
2) The government of Karzai is nothing short of a tyranny completely ridden by nepotism and corruption. No legitimacy in the eyes of the people, and completely sustained through appeasing the tribes and of course, the American muscle.
3) NATO has a worse image now than before the 2001 incursion. The afghans, specially the Pashtun will not cooperate in the counter insurgency, and will continue to hide the terrorist cells that cross the border with Pakistan.

No matter the manual I pick up the result is the same: Failure in every front that is not seen simply because of the relative low-intensity of the conflict.

It's a Zionist thing. Which is one of the many defuncts of serving under a Zionist ruler who could care less about you.