You can’t end the undeclared war, where would our war profits go? How could we ever justify the biggest military budget in the world without killing people constantly?
The news reported on children dancing around the Isis flag the other day.
Trump admin dumped 40 tons of bombs on women and children last night.
Being there protects the women of Afghanistan from the tender attention of the Taliban which leaves me very conflicted about removing our soldiers from there.
One of Bin Laden’s explicit goals was to bleed us dry economically, getting us involved in an expensive and unwinnable war. The neocons helped make his wildest dreams come true.
The only connection between 9/11 and Afghanistan is the lie incubated by the strong desire of Rove and Cheney to engage in a little limited easy to win war that would incidentally be very profitable for their friends.
We invaded, defeated and overthrew the Taliban in under 90 days for harboring, supporting and giving safe haven to the terrorist group al Qaeda. The Bush/Cheney admin then put it in the back burner and lied us all into invading Iraq. President Obama finally put us back on track 19 years later to hunt down and kill the one who led and planned the 9/11 attack.
Dtroutma over 4 years ago
Saudis financed it and pulled it off, so why ARE we in Afghanistan and Iraq?
braindead Premium Member over 4 years ago
It’s times like this that we need to remember to give thanks to George W. Bush.
He knew absolutely that we would be treated as liberators. And we’re still there, you know, liberating.
mourdac Premium Member over 4 years ago
Afghanistan – still the graveyard of empires.
stealth694 over 4 years ago
Forget making a Deal, Forget Exiting with Honor, Forget all the Platitudes and GET THE F—K OUT!!!
thelordthygod666 over 4 years ago
The terrorists won.
Masterskrain Premium Member over 4 years ago
Thanks, “President” Cheney, and Mini-me shrub… and Lying Rummy as well….
Radish the wordsmith over 4 years ago
You can’t end the undeclared war, where would our war profits go? How could we ever justify the biggest military budget in the world without killing people constantly?
The news reported on children dancing around the Isis flag the other day.
Trump admin dumped 40 tons of bombs on women and children last night.
The USA, the world’s biggest bully.
Bookworm over 4 years ago
" ‘Even though the war be wrong, we are in it. We cannot retire without dishonor.’ Why, not even a burglar could have said that better." Mark Twain.
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 4 years ago
The military needs places to practice.. and Afghanistan fits the bill.
lobo1939 over 4 years ago
Being there protects the women of Afghanistan from the tender attention of the Taliban which leaves me very conflicted about removing our soldiers from there.
quixotic3 over 4 years ago
One of Bin Laden’s explicit goals was to bleed us dry economically, getting us involved in an expensive and unwinnable war. The neocons helped make his wildest dreams come true.
Concretionist over 4 years ago
The only connection between 9/11 and Afghanistan is the lie incubated by the strong desire of Rove and Cheney to engage in a little limited easy to win war that would incidentally be very profitable for their friends.
Radish the wordsmith over 4 years ago
Republicans won’t let us leave, they love the bribes from arms makers.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 4 years ago
Saudis funded and furnished the men, Pakistan trained and armed them. Both allies to the USA.
FreyjaRN Premium Member over 4 years ago
I lost two friends in 9/11. I’ll never forget. Another friend lost a floor of friends and colleagues: the CBC office in the WTC.
ncorgbl over 4 years ago
We invaded, defeated and overthrew the Taliban in under 90 days for harboring, supporting and giving safe haven to the terrorist group al Qaeda. The Bush/Cheney admin then put it in the back burner and lied us all into invading Iraq. President Obama finally put us back on track 19 years later to hunt down and kill the one who led and planned the 9/11 attack.
ideations over 4 years ago
Why can’t our military come home; or, at least get paid the same rate that the Congress makes?
William Bednar Premium Member over 4 years ago
Check back in another 18 years.