Wednesday 14 September 2011

Afghanistan - Defeat For NATO In The Information War Too

'But the impact such high-profile attacks have on the perceptions of the Afghan public is devastating. The ability of the Taliban insurgents to penetrate the capital's strongholds severely undermines the trust and confidence of Afghan citizens in their security forces to protect them. Perception is key here, and the insurgents know this well.Today's attack is specifically designed to garner as much media attention as possible, as were the Intercontinental Hotel and the British Council raids.' More Here.

4 comments:

  1. I invite you to give my latest entry your perusal. Feel free to comment as you see fit. http://theanalogkid-jlee077.blogspot.com/2011/09/bleaker-phase-in-afghan-theater.html

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  2. Amazing how the West is trying to spin this.

    The game of perception is the key.

    Hearts and minds want to be fed, clothed, feel secure, and treated with respect in their own country.
    Eve if it is only temporary.
    The West is not doing this.
    The Taliban can still attack any where, any time at will.

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  3. Too right, RZ. Crocker said it was 'not a very big deal'. I feel a post coming on.

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  4. Crocker's state of denial is a beautiful place to be.
    They are still looking for a [peace with honor].

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