How Bad Will Things Get in
Afghanistan?
National
Insecurity Questions That Won’t Be Asked in the Presidential Debates
by FRANKLIN C. SPINNEY. Counterpunch
For reasons that were quite
clear well before the Afghan “surge” began
(see here and here), America’s Afghan adventure is now
ending without achieving its goals. The prospects for a civil life in
Afghanistan are likely to become even more remote than they were before we
intervened. Indeed, some experts think the ground work has been laid
for an even more destructive civil war than that
which occurred after the Soviets left Afghanistan with their tail between their
legs in 1989. Only time will tell how bad things will be, but it is a
virtual certainty that events will be ugly and murderous.
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