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The Carl Pilkington of Freddyshouse
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Thanks for posting that I've no doubt on an individual basis, the troops out there have far more compassion
and considerably less of an idea of martyrdom than the fanatics you are dealing with.
I very much doubt any fighter on the other side would risk his life to save the kids, because life is a lot cheaper out there and the end goal takes over.
You have to understand when I talk about the forces , the vast , vast majority of the ground troops are as level headed as you can be under those conditions, it's the disconnected decision makers at the top who have a lot a conflicting motives that cause the deaths then cover up their tracks.
and considerably less of an idea of martyrdom than the fanatics you are dealing with.
I very much doubt any fighter on the other side would risk his life to save the kids, because life is a lot cheaper out there and the end goal takes over.
You have to understand when I talk about the forces , the vast , vast majority of the ground troops are as level headed as you can be under those conditions, it's the disconnected decision makers at the top who have a lot a conflicting motives that cause the deaths then cover up their tracks.