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Camp Bastion Families Want Answers About Afghanistan

ericynot Wrote: Nov 14, 2012 12:31 PM
Michelle M. says families want answers about the Camp Bastion attack back in September. I've done some research and I believe I've found some of the answers. First off, it turns out we're fighting a war in Afghanistan! It further turns out that wars are activities in which groups of people attempt to kill other people and damage their equipment. And it seems that the Taliban, our enemy there, are among the toughest SOBs on the planet, and they are quite good at locating security weaknesses and at killing people. I also learned that Camp Bastion, built and run by the British, is huge -- about 20 sq. miles with 30,000 residents, meaning that it's surrounded by many miles of fence that a crafty enemy with evil intent might ....
ericynot Wrote: Nov 14, 2012 5:27 PM
Interesting -- the other two pieces of my original post here have gone missing.

Did they miss this piece when they (she?) were censoring, or did they just want to leave this piece so other THers would have a place to hang inane comments?
AKFred1 Wrote: Nov 14, 2012 12:38 PM
Never served have you. You have no clue about the military and what it takes to be military.
Buck O Wrote: Nov 14, 2012 2:37 PM
It's not Eric's fault he never served. Remember, we didn't used to let homos join up.
While Secretary of State Hillary Clinton boozes it up in Australia and the Pentagon grapples with more floozy eruptions, outraged military families are still waiting for answers about the forgotten 9/14 attack on Camp Bastion.

Muckrakers and distraction engineers are having a front-page field day with the so-called "sex scandal." But for surviving relatives and colleagues of heroic Marine Lt. Col. Christopher Raible and Sgt. Bradley Atwell, it's the national security scandal at Afghanistan's Camp Bastion that deserves headline coverage.

There's been a virtual blackout of the alarming story in the national press. As I reported last month, the meticulously coordinated siege by...

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