Wednesday, February 14, 2007
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- Damian - Babbling Brooks
- Mark from Ottawa
- Paul Synnott - BBS
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- The Phantom Observer
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- Welcome to the two-way range
- The winning percentage
- Tac Hel
- Compatriots
- On the boardwalk
- Patrol, pt.1 - headed to Double K
- Patrol, pt.2 - Dand District Centre
- Corrections: thankless and rewarding
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- A little goes a long way
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Afghanistan pol/topo Afghanistan ethnolinguistic SW Asia ethnolinguistic Afghanistan ISAF RC & PRT Kandahar districtsPrevious Posts
- Senlis Council slams ISAF
- "...you preening jackass"
- Ouch
- Afstan: What should Canada do?
- Insurance band-aids
- Afstan: More Norwegian troops
- Afstan: Senate Committee fingers NATO allies/Sugge...
- Conference of Defence Associations Institute Annua...
- Afghan government feuding with Brits
- Canada to get Leopard 2s?
2 Comments:
So you're saying you have no idea what is going on but everyone else is wrong?
Now you've said something. Before. Not so very much.
Oh, and "But officials with the union representing Cormorant maintenance workers, employed by private industry, say the problems are greater than the government is acknowledging." I'd emphasize something to make it clearer for you, but then I'd have to put the whole quote in bold. And that is rude.
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