Targetted Assasinations

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Spetsnaz RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/20/2002 10:21:21 PM

they are whoever- its not based on race there was a big debate over it the issue helped govt get relected in polls the policy was favoured by 80-80%population where have you been? overseas? why?

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Matt Smith RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/20/2002 11:13:06 PM

I was in London on a working holiday, which I did for the experience more than anything else. See how the other half live and all that.

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Spetsnaz RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/22/2002 10:22:45 PM

sounds good meet other aussies there? we got hundreds there!

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Matt Smith RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/22/2002 10:52:12 PM

Absolutely, along with all the Kiwis and Saffas. I had a mate from school already over there, so settling in originally wasn't too traumatic.

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Spetsnaz RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/23/2002 5:56:54 PM

thats good too bad about the kiwis.....

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Matt Smith RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/23/2002 6:29:35 PM

The kiwis were quite easy to get along with, the oddest behaviour in every sense was displayed by the Saffas, they're OK in small numbers, but in groups, you end up wondering what very exclusive designer drugs they're keeping to themselves.

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Spetsnaz RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/24/2002 10:48:55 PM

thats suprising the kiwis were alright usually with out there sheep.............

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Spetsnaz RE:Targetted Assasinations 10/27/2002 3:51:07 PM

Agreed thats why SAS option is the preferred

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kudaliar RE:Targetted Assasinations 8/23/2005 2:12:29 PM

"Preemptive Strike" is easy to say but not an easy task to do. Especially for under experienced soldier from SASR. U can't compare what Sayeret Matkal did to Hamas with what'll SASR do to Indonesian Terrorist leaders. The terrain, climate, culture, and potential resistance are different between Palestine and Indonesia. I believe SASR still far from the quality needs to do the job. They'll need lots of practice and experience.