U.S. Taxpayers Pay the Price for Wasteful War Strategy
The U.S. and Afghanistan began talks last week over the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan after 2014, news
sources report.
The talks, which will tackle thorny questions like immunity for U.S.
troops and the number of that will remain in the country, could last up
to a year.
These talks are have important implications for the winding down of
U.S. combat operations and the beginning of the next phase of U.S.
involvement in Afghanistan. But the U.S.-Afghanistan negotiations are
unlikely to make the front page. With so much attention on the Petraeus scandaland Benghazi investigation, the war in Afghanistan will likely continue to go unnoticed. Overlooking the war in Afghanistan is a mistake, and one that will cost U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars.
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