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Army tells its soldiers to 'bribe' the Taleban
Michael Evans
London
Times
Tuesday, Nov 17th, 2009
British forces should buy off potential Taleban
recruits with “bags of gold”, according to a new
army field manual published yesterday.
Army commanders should also talk to insurgent leaders with
“blood on their hands” in order to hasten the end
of the conflict in Afghanistan.
The edicts, which are contained in rewritten counter-insurgency
guidelines, will be taught to all new army officers. They mark
a strategic rethink after three years in which British and Nato
forces have failed to defeat the Taleban. The manual is also
a recognition that the Army’s previous doctrine for success
against insurgents, which was based on the experience in Northern
Ireland, is now out of date.
The new instructions came on the day that Gordon Brown went
farther than before in setting out Britain’s exit strategy
from Afghanistan. The Prime Minister stated explicitly last
night that he wanted troops to begin handing over districts
to Afghan authorities during next year — a general election
year in Britain.
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