I don't believe anyone should be accepting this as status quo. The 'entrance' to the Afghan Forces should be a priviledge met with great honor.
Why aren't the Afghan troops not attending 'deprogramming' religious training for six months and continuing during their service?
The USA military has ministers/priests and all denominations of soldier to council and pray with during their deployments. I would think the Afghan Forces would realize how there are radical elements in their villages. In realizing that I would hope any recruits would attend religious training with a distinguished Imam able to instill 'the truth' to the troops rather than extremism. When troops leave the Afghan military after enlisting for their agreed time, they can then return to their lives and know a truth their villages can begin to appreciate.
Why isn't this a priority considering the Taliban are absolutely extremists set on destroying the people and government of Afghanistan? It should be and a high priority at that.
Sympathies to all the families of the dead. Why is this still continuing? I thought the Taliban were being accepted as peaceful people in Afghanistan? If not, then why not?
...Officials say at least five NATO service members and four Afghan soldiers (click title to entry - thank you) were killed and another eight people , including four translators, were wounded in the attack.
The attack coincides with a number of efforts on the diplomatic front to bring a close to the nearly 10 year old conflict.
In what is one of the worst attacks on NATO forces in months a man reportedly wearing an Afghan uniform infiltrated security at the base outside Jalalabad in the early morning hours Saturday.
The attack comes just a day after another bomber claimed the life of the Police Chief of Kandahar in Southern Afghanistan....
Why aren't the Afghan troops not attending 'deprogramming' religious training for six months and continuing during their service?
The USA military has ministers/priests and all denominations of soldier to council and pray with during their deployments. I would think the Afghan Forces would realize how there are radical elements in their villages. In realizing that I would hope any recruits would attend religious training with a distinguished Imam able to instill 'the truth' to the troops rather than extremism. When troops leave the Afghan military after enlisting for their agreed time, they can then return to their lives and know a truth their villages can begin to appreciate.
Why isn't this a priority considering the Taliban are absolutely extremists set on destroying the people and government of Afghanistan? It should be and a high priority at that.
Sympathies to all the families of the dead. Why is this still continuing? I thought the Taliban were being accepted as peaceful people in Afghanistan? If not, then why not?
...Officials say at least five NATO service members and four Afghan soldiers (click title to entry - thank you) were killed and another eight people , including four translators, were wounded in the attack.
The attack coincides with a number of efforts on the diplomatic front to bring a close to the nearly 10 year old conflict.
In what is one of the worst attacks on NATO forces in months a man reportedly wearing an Afghan uniform infiltrated security at the base outside Jalalabad in the early morning hours Saturday.
The attack comes just a day after another bomber claimed the life of the Police Chief of Kandahar in Southern Afghanistan....