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SergeyDovlatov

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13. Hmm

Reply to NNN0LHI (Reply #11)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 09:21 PM

Apr 2012

I already gave a preemptive example of why Adganistan was not an adventure. It is a country on our border with friendly government being overthrown by US funded radicals.

Angola & Nicaragua: Did USSR invaded, overthru their government? Don't think so.

I think both of us know which is the most aggressive country in the world since 1945. USSR was mostly concerned with survival, as opposed to looking for adventures oversees

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