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Yea, cos we're in an 'advisory capacity' right now.
GTFO with that weak sh**, sociopath chump
it's your video, derp. It's not my fault you ed up so horribly.
All to avoid explaining your conspiracy theory.
lol
Yea, cos we're in an 'advisory capacity' right now.
Yea, cos we're in an 'advisory capacity' right now.
All to avoid explaining your conspiracy theory.
lol
You get shot down and then have to ramble. Par.
All to avoid explaining your conspiracy theory.
lol
"lol"
Nope, I told you exactly how you ed up, derp.
And now you have to act like you're even stupider than you proved yourself to be.
lol
The bigger the L, the more you talk like your triggered tranny man.
Obama didn't transition our presence in Afghanistan to an advisory or support capacity. Our soldiers have been on the front lines all along.
lol now you just have to lie.The bigger the L, the more you talk like your triggered tranny man.
Obama didn't transition our presence in Afghanistan to an advisory or support capacity. Our soldiers have been on the front lines all along.
Like always.
If they're fighting like they had all along, why were US deaths down 90% in 2016 compared to 2013, the last full year of combat operations?
Give us your analysis.
Yea, cos we were arguing about scale, after all (sarc).
If they're fighting like they had all along, why were US deaths down 90% in 2016 compared to 2013, the last full year of combat operations?Yea, cos we were arguing about scale, after all (sarc).
Give us your analysis.
That's your terminology /standard false narrative, sociopath chump.
So what changed, according to your analysis?
You're still trying to make it about something abstract changing when it never was about that. Sociopath chump has to just throw out whatever random aspersions though. Par.
What is is about then, derp?
Give us your analysis.
It's about you really really really wanting to believe we're doing something virtuous in Afghanistan, which is pretty ironic when you think about it.
So it's not about the CIA's selling opium.It's about you really really really wanting to believe we're doing something virtuous in Afghanistan, which is pretty ironic when you think about it.
lol even derp can't stick with that conspiracy theory
Har har har, you destroyed a country twice for s and giggles, shock and awe, teaching them a-rabs how to democracy, another grand success for the most expensive military ever
And in the meantime, Saudis continue to live off oil, influence and arms, thanks to their pals in DC
Oh and PS, how did communist Vietnam do after the imperialists got kicked the out? Is there a single "nation building democracy spreading" us invasion with comparable results??
they hate us for our freedom
I don't need to stick to a conspiracy theory if you can't sell a reason of virtue for why we're in Afghanistan. You're the one that really really really wants to believe we're just freedom fighters.
Time to get the out
If you cannot solve a problem after 20 years ypu get the out and go back home.
What qn embarrasment for UsA
Have we ing won ANY war after WW2???
We must be the weakest big empire in history
I don't need to stick to a conspiracy theory if you can't sell a reason of virtue for why we're in Afghanistan. You're the one that really really really wants to believe we're just freedom fighters.
lol derp never understands the simplest concept
You aren't a US citizen.
Officially more embarrasing than Vitenam:
Our puppets got obliterated by their own bodyguards. Our general and commander of Afghanistant was present and almost gets killed. Holy can u imagine if hed been killed?
They all dead
Called dat
Called dat
US surrendering to the Taliban like we did to the Communists in Vietnam
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS ‘SURRENDERING’ TO TALIBAN IN AFGHANISTAN JUST LIKE U.S. DID TO COMMUNISTS IN VIETNAM, FORMER AFGHANISTAN AMBASSADOR WRITES
, former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker criticized the tentative deal announced Monday, by which the Taliban reportedly agreed to not give refuge to designated terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda as the Trump administration prepared to withdraw troops. Crocker argued that the direct U.S.-Taliban talks left Kabul isolated and compared the process to the 1973 Paris Peace Accords that effectively ended the U.S. role in Vietnam and set the stage for a communist North Vietnamese takeover two years later.
I am not sure how the US ever thought we could "win" this in Afghanistan from half a world away. Soviets couldn't do it and all they had to do to supply their army was drive across the border. Culturally those tribal s aren't even close to being able to accept a democratically elected central government with religious freedom.
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