‘Wars are fought by humans’: Veterans lead new campaign against endless war in Afghanistan! LET'S GO

[basquebromance]

I love this! hope it all works out!

‘Wars are fought by humans’: Veterans lead new campaign against endless war in Afghanistan

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

I love this! hope it all works out!

‘Wars are fought by humans’: Veterans lead new campaign against endless war in Afghanistan

Trump is already withdrawing troops from Afghanistan …..sooooo

 

[basquebromance]

I love this! hope it all works out!

‘Wars are fought by humans’: Veterans lead new campaign against endless war in Afghanistan

Trump is already withdrawing troops from Afghanistan …..sooooo

we will not rest until every last one is withdrawn. Trump is leaving 8.6K in harm's way. That's too many, my friends!

 

[harmonica]

......it is almost impossible to change the culture/politics/etc of a foreign nation without TOTAL war like Japan and Germany after WW2 ---and this with the US having reason to blast them to hell
...Vietnam is a perfect example
..the Brits and Russians lost in Afghanistan --this should be an obvious lesson

....Osama and his buddies needed an a$$ kicking in Afghanistan.....however, we should not think we can change Afghanistan

 

[harmonica]

.....to those with common sense and knowledge of wars, we KNOW they are fought by humans
..
French General Navarre on Vietnam 1953:

"There is a light at the end of the tunnel,"

Remembrance: Light at the End of the Tunnel - The Digital Journalist

and then General Westmoreland

he used the phrase "light at the end of the tunnel" to describe the outlook for the war, repeating almost word-for-word the doomed May 1953 prediction of French General Henri Navarre.

https://olive-drab.com/od_history_vietnam_westmoreland.php

Following the Tet Offensive, Westmoreland asked Washington for 206,000 additional troops to continue the campaign South Vietnam and to initiate operations in North Vietnam, north of the DMZ.

Afghan War:

We did hear from a couple of American generals that the U.S. and Afghan forces have been killing what they call a high number of Taliban fighters, though we weren't given the actual numbers.

Westmoreland said the same thing

Mattis and the Afghan War:

Now, as part of the Trump administration, he is sending in more troops, hoping to end America's longest war.

Defense Secretary Mattis Sends More Troops To Afghanistan With Hopes To End War
same as Vietnam

 

[whitehall]

I think the President agrees that we need to get out of useless foreign adventures but it's strange that the left went hysterical when Trump withdrew forces from Syria.