How to win war in Iraq & Afghanistan?

Submitted by Muhammad Jesus Moses (Australia), Apr 27, 2007 at 01:56

I predicted 4 years ago that USA and its allies would lose the War because British are also with them. No one trusted me. Although Mr. Tony Blair & company does not have colonial mentality, but people in Asia always see British as Colonial dictator, divide & rule policy maker and trouble maker. All five fingers are not same, so we can't say 100% British have same mentality. I have worked with Many British Australians, British Canadians and British Americans but they have different mentalities & great people because they left UK long time ago only due to colonial policies.

USA can still win war in Iraq & Afghanistan if British leave ASAP. Turkish, Iranians and most of Arabs also do not like British and same in Afghanistan, India and Pakistan.

I have many British friends and most of them are very great but British have to understand situation and must leave Iraq & Afghanistan. This is my personal opinion and some people may not agree. 689,000 innocent Iraqis ad 278,000 Innocent Afghans have already died!

Most of the people think British wants to divide Iraq into three parts i.e. Basra, Baghdad and Kurdistan! Some people also have doubts that British have hidden deal with Iran & Syria. Samara Mosque demolition and sectarian violence are the proofs. How people are getting weapons though all boundaries are sealed. How people are getting inside parliament house!

Three great wounds - Israel/Palestine, Division of Arabs after Ottoman's defeat and Kashmir (Indian Partition) are unforgettable events in history! At the same time US has better image because they helped Kuwait to liberate from Iraq, action in Bosnia and some other places. US should also engage some other nations too. I don't want to write here names, but point to the wise.

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