Is the U.S. winning the war against Al Qaeda?

by (▪‿▪)DoctorWhoGuru(▪‿▪) Posted 2012/05/07 02:03:03

Related Topics: War, Al Qaeda, Yemen, Airstrike, Al-qaida

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Ben 2012/05/07 18:52:29

No

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If you believe there is such a thing as Al Qaeda.

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Walaa 2012/05/07 17:44:41

Yes

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On its way too.

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ehrhornp 2012/05/07 17:40:13

No

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Until a more even approach is given Israel, Al Qaeda will be able to regroup. This will be a continuous problem until a solution is finally found for Israel/Palestine

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HarleyCharley 2012/05/07 14:40:56

Yes

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Them drones are taking them out slowly but surely...

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EdVenture 2012/05/07 12:31:52

Yes

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How could anyone know. There is no way to measure it but it is certain that the threat will not go away. We've been lucky and so far are remaining vigilant, if we become complacent again we open ourselves up.

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Fariborz-Zak 2012/05/07 07:23:01

No

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Al-Qaedeh has been produced by USA and UK.

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Pat 2012/05/07 06:02:37

No

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I think it's in disarray right now but it's one of those things that, I think, will just keep coming back at us for a good while to come.

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Swampdog 2012/05/07 04:31:22 (edited)

Yes

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Yep, we are winning so good that soon we will be able to have our own local wars down at the Mosque across from the Baptist church! Hot diggity dog! This is a religious war you idiots, it is a continuation of the crusades, it will NEVER end. Either we will kill ALL of them or they will kill ALL of us,that and only that will end the war!

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Brandon 2012/05/07 03:59:32

No

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And we never will. This war was set up for the purpose of never ending. A perpetual state of fear, to allow the state to enact laws that take away freedoms in the guise of "protection."

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sjalan 2012/05/07 02:46:42

Yes

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But the growth of Islam in the US is strikingly rapid and reflects where England was just 10 years ago.

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Walaa to sjalan 2012/05/07 17:46:59

So its ALL muslims now responsible? Luckily thats not true. Lets just hope these muslims arnt extremists who adjust their religion to their desire.

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sjalan to Walaa 2012/05/07 19:38:05

Within the jail / prision system the Muslim religion is the fastest growing group out striping the gangs of all kinds. The problem is that they are extremely radical. These people get released back to their community and begin a radicalization of the local mosque bringing in gang members and wantabe's gang members. You will say that this is not so. The FBI is extremely concerned with this process as well as the importation of radical ideas of Islam from the internet.

I am not prejudiced against Muslim people. I am however, extremely concerned about the past practices of Islam and their Quaran instructions that all infedels either convert or be killed.

This is a little video on the methodologies of Islam as a warning to the Western nations.

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Walaa to sjalan 2012/05/08 12:00:03

Okay your information about killing infedels is incorrect, yes the quran does state that however there are MANY rules to it. If the infedels were to be killed, why did the prophet emphasize the importance of treating everyone muslim or not equally, and why did his followers built churches for christians in spain. The infedels were allowed to be killed only in a war zone or invasion that they have been told about. When the muslims invaded areas of those who didnt believe in what they did, they were given the choice of converting to islam and learn about it or live on their land and do as well as practice their believes if they help or contribute to the building and development of the country by working with them towards doing soo.
The real problem here is that al Qaeda for example are extremists who adjust to what ever suits their desire justifying their actions through religion. If they were to follow what they believed in which was to target the non believers and those who start corruption they wouldnt have attacked the US but closer countries lik Dubai. But their goal isnt that they simply hate America and the West for the wars and well they want to be noticed by others haters of the US to get money. Which they happen to have alot of. So you see you cant generalize that the...

Okay your information about killing infedels is incorrect, yes the quran does state that however there are MANY rules to it. If the infedels were to be killed, why did the prophet emphasize the importance of treating everyone muslim or not equally, and why did his followers built churches for christians in spain. The infedels were allowed to be killed only in a war zone or invasion that they have been told about. When the muslims invaded areas of those who didnt believe in what they did, they were given the choice of converting to islam and learn about it or live on their land and do as well as practice their believes if they help or contribute to the building and development of the country by working with them towards doing soo.
The real problem here is that al Qaeda for example are extremists who adjust to what ever suits their desire justifying their actions through religion. If they were to follow what they believed in which was to target the non believers and those who start corruption they wouldnt have attacked the US but closer countries lik Dubai. But their goal isnt that they simply hate America and the West for the wars and well they want to be noticed by others haters of the US to get money. Which they happen to have alot of. So you see you cant generalize that the muslim society will have terrorists rising out of them.
I'd like to say that the example of Europe being invaded by muslims isnt a very valid example for france hs many muslim Tunisian and Algerians because they speak french too as a second language rather than english, most of that arent exactly religious what so ever and even if they were Islam isnt like what the media portrays us to be (visit an Arab country like Bahrain or Dubai and judge), the arabs do like children part of the culture NOT religion, doesnt make them have the title of a potential terrorist. And I'd like you to see the number of foreigners living in the Arab world because they have been called to work there and have been given alot of things in return. That isnt what a potential terrorist would do. And I must also say how offending it is to be viewed like that.
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sjalan to Walaa 2012/05/08 16:43:11

Your dismissing the very obvious facts of previous occurances of the slow and methodical take over of other countries is simple head in the sand reactions to reality. That simple.

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Ginger 2012/05/07 02:45:41

Yes

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I hope so .

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aikidoka37 2012/05/07 02:30:02

Yes

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Yeah, we pretty much won when we killed Osama

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biizkit 2012/05/07 02:18:14

Yes

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little by little they have killed several leaders of al qaeda and mor keep popping up so i think its going to b awhile before theyre finaly gone but at least were winning :D

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randy 2012/05/07 02:15:11

Yes

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Although progress is being made, it is difficult due to the recruitment factor.

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NPC 2012/05/07 02:11:45

Yes

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I say the United States Military just kind of thinned out their ranks since 9/11. You think ?

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Michael=Constitution & Liberty 2012/05/07 02:09:35

Yes

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I check my closet each night and under the bed. I cant find any.

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Wayne TH G 333 2012/05/07 02:08:55

Yes

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Al Qaeda has been weakened but the war has a long way to go.

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