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    Bring the troops back home!

    By CheninColon  |  Posted November 20, 2009  |  San Juan
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     CheninColon has joined the conversation on the decision over sending more troops to Afghanistan. gr8telephant, kbrown0419 and EWillies1961 shared their views as well.
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    Anti-terrorism tactics should start at home, with the Intelligency Agencies recruting the best minds so new ways, modified ways, stop car bombs, and avoid the constant kidnappings which they enemies use.

     

    Let's not retreat. Let's come back home and get ourselves renewed, totally renewed.

     

    Then the enemies won't have our soldiers in their territory, and they would continue fighting each other or organizing terrorist cell all over Europe and the United States and its allies. But we will astound them. They will have to get themselves rallied to organize. Then,  we have to get the information and boom, goodbye to terror!  

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