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Originally Posted by tw
From the BBC of 10 Apr 2006:
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Nothing new here, from the French and British experiences, we see that terrorism can occur over decades. What pisses me off is that the adminstrations is still trying to equate the war in Iraq with the War on Terror. Noone there will admit that the War on Terror is about a worldwide network of terror cells and never had anything to do with regime change in Iraq.
Also, that as far as terror and insurgency go, the French ended up giving up in Algeria and that violence in Northern Ireland has been ongoing for 80 years.
In most cases, occupation caused more violence instead of helping to quell it.
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