Lao Mei’s global rampage is a bit incomprehensible.
The Afghan affairs are the internal affairs of other people, and non-interference in each other's internal affairs. Shouldn't this be a recognized "truth"?
The reason for choosing Afghanistan is that Lao Mei’s consideration is probably that since Lao Maozi has been here, we have to come to have a sense of existence.
This made the local patriarch very confused. These crooked nuts come and go, go and come again, what are they thinking about?
In this regard, Lao Mei has never been stingy to damage her old hair.
Lao Maozi "come" to Afghanistan, it was burned, killed, and looted. Our Lao Mei came here, but it came to send money.
It's just that those Afghan patriarchs are quite suspected of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger". The money is to be taken, but it is hard to say what they promised.
Lao Mei is very helpless when doing things like "touching porcelain" occasionally.
The deployment position of the outpost is really a "dead place", and soldiers can only reluctantly choose passive defense. From time to time, cold guns are the norm, and it is also normal for soldiers to fight back with bare buttocks.
Private complaints made by soldiers are also very natural.
As a soldier, his ideas are very simple. Why do you run to this place where birds don't lay eggs and be a target every day?
The officer can't answer this question.
After all, during the whole story, the soldiers "sent" several officers.
You said that the foreigner's chief is really not good at it, so why don't you know how to protect yourself.
Finally, "the wolf is coming" shouted every day, and the wolf finally came.
Bloody battles are inevitable, but at the end of the battle, the soldiers didn't know what it was for.
As a result of suffering, only the desire to survive and the mutual support between comrades in arms are often left.
Foreigners never preach against the war.
It was just full of ridicule in the war.
There are two sentences in the story, which probably tell the truth.
The first sentence: I don't feel better and better. The situation got worse day by day, and the chief "goed" several times. This situation still did not get the attention of the authorities. The bureaucrats of foreigners also kill people, and they also need to make things worse before they can clean up the mess.
The second sentence: Which one is right, Allah or Jesus? If one of them is right, then must the other be wrong? This question is an endless contest for both parties who have firm beliefs. How does Dabing answer such a question?
Of course it is impossible to be all right, but it is possible to be all wrong.
But, who really cares?
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