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You can win guerilla war - ask Malaysians
- Mister
- 15.08.06 | 09:22 (IDT)
Yes you can win a guerilla war. The Malaysians are the best anti-guerilla forces in the world,and that is why they are invited to the new UN buffer zone with the turks. The tactics and skills of Malaysian commandos are legends in military annals.However the malays are all muslims and being in Lebanon -- if they decide to clandestinely train Hizbullah the world's no.1 guerilla network Israel has already lost the next round.

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