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Precisely, but isn't that a big part of the thought process that goes into these things as Art has pretty well hinted at

Martin McGuiness has clearly said that before bloody sunday the IRA had problems recruiting in Derry. After bloody sunday they never had a problem again.

We've seen it play out on a much larger scale in Iraq, prompting that hilarious justification from George W Bush "that they sure as hell have now"

It's nearly always the case that unless you're going to embark on a 'final solution' the more civilians you kill collaterally, the more terrorists you recruit. We've killed a fightening number in Afghanistan (a lot more than we're being told) but they just keep coming

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2490771, member: 65228"] Precisely, but isn't that a big part of the thought process that goes into these things as Art has pretty well hinted at Martin McGuiness has clearly said that before bloody sunday the IRA had problems recruiting in Derry. After bloody sunday they never had a problem again. We've seen it play out on a much larger scale in Iraq, prompting that hilarious justification from George W Bush "that they sure as hell have now" It's nearly always the case that unless you're going to embark on a 'final solution' the more civilians you kill collaterally, the more terrorists you recruit. We've killed a fightening number in Afghanistan (a lot more than we're being told) but they just keep coming [/QUOTE]

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