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https://tomdispatch.com/the-true-meaning-of-the-afghan-withdrawal/
The True Meaning of the Afghan "Withdrawal" - TomDispatch.com Skip to content A regular
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Engelhardt, The Afghan Mask Slips - TomDispatch.com Skip to content A regular antidote to
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The Real Afghan War - TomDispatch.com Skip to content A regular antidote to the
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Into the Afghan Abyss (Again) - TomDispatch.com Skip to content A regular antidote to
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Ann Jones, The Afghan Reconstruction Boondoggle - TomDispatch.com Skip to content A regular antidote to
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the administration announced, only a temporary measure as Taliban troops entered the Afghan capital and took
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jubilant.” She was killed in the very heart of the Afghan capital, at a
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was soon pleading for help. By centralizing its power in the Afghan capital, Kabul (never a
https://tomdispatch.com/war-as-terrorism/
was symbolically apt that the last U.S. drone strike in the Afghan capital, Kabul, as U.S.
https://tomdispatch.com/the-winner-in-afghanistan-china/
on August 15th, the day the Taliban swept into the Afghan capital, pausing to
https://tomdispatch.com/a-horrible-mistake/
the ill-planned and ill-managed U.S. evacuation of the Afghan capital just kept coming
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s point even clearer, last August, when the U.S. chaotically fled the Afghan capital as the
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the administration announced, only a temporary measure as Taliban troops entered the Afghan capital and took
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the administration announced, only a temporary measure as Taliban troops entered the Afghan capital and took
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another cool near-billion. (The already large U.S. embassy in the Afghan capital, Kabul, would also
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outside a NATO base in Wardak Province, east of the Afghan capital Kabul, wounding five
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to save a Marxist client regime in Kabul, the Afghan capital. Seeing an opportunity
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and Co. — and they were not stationed in Kabul, the Afghan capital, but in
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The second took place last month and targeted a hospital that Afghan officials say was used
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power. Determined to install its Pashtun allies in Kabul, the Afghan capital, Pakistan worked through
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Cable took his own advice and headed for Kabul, the Afghan capital. “If he somehow
https://tomdispatch.com/state-of-surge-afghanistan/
some of the better analysis and reporting on the Afghan War this year. It
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the Soviets withdrew, and again in 2001 when the Afghan capital Kabul was taken
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Soviet Union had imploded a decade earlier) and occupy the Afghan capital, Kabul. For
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some of the better analysis and reporting on the Afghan War this year. It
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troops, U.S. special operations forces, CIA agents, and U.S. air power. The Afghan capital, Kabul, was “liberated
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down a military flight for the short hop from the Afghan capital Kabul to
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the streets,” one Kabuli told me. As U.S.-backed forces marched into Kabul, the Afghan capital, remnants of
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war on that poor land, to offer what help I could to Afghan women. And little
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ll recall that, in 2001, the Bush administration launched the Afghan War with a
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2015 destruction of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in the Afghan provincial capital of
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an influx of Arab jihadis , including Osama bin Laden. In fact, their Afghan War would prove far
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to make the point by quoting a recent statement of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, saying
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to make the point by quoting a recent statement of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, saying
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then — of Afghanistan. It was the start of the second Afghan War of the
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and confusion. Even as an anxious U.S. commander withdrew American and NATO advisors from Afghan ministries around Kabul last
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and the “puppet government” its officials have set up in the capital in their
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so, we expect to be back up on Saturday morning. Tom ] The Afghan Speech Obama Should Give
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then contesting control of or controlled about 44% of that country, while Afghan government control and
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The U.S. is still taking casualties, still building up its massive base structure , still training an Afghan security force of
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Remember, Afghans Will Never Forget Posted on October 1, 2013 May 15, 2021 The Afghan War is officially winding
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a chaotic U.S. withdrawal and the complete collapse of the Afghan forces it had been
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defeat the Soviets in Afghanistan, but to push “the Afghan jihad into the
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even know that New Zealand was playing a small part in our Afghan War. In fact
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civilian strategists do not seem to understand that our defeat by the Afghan insurgents is inevitable. Since
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to repeat myself. What choice do I have, since my subject is the Afghan War (America’s second
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in Kunar Province, handcuffed, and then evidently executed. (A statement from Afghan President Hamid Karzai says
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a chaotic U.S. withdrawal and the complete collapse of the Afghan forces it had been
https://tomdispatch.com/the-u-s-military-is-winning-no-really-it-is/
then contesting control of or controlled about 44% of that country, while Afghan government control and
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then contesting control of or controlled about 44% of that country, while Afghan government control and
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your damnedest — my thanks, of course, in advance. Tom ] Someday, America’s Afghan Wars — the first
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as the person who has taken responsibility for the vast, still ongoing Afghan War document dump at
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The U.S. is still taking casualties, still building up its massive base structure , still training an Afghan security force of
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of Brigadier Mohammed Yousaf. These officers, in turn, would tutor thousands of Afghan and foreign
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under-the-table or unrecorded handouts in unknown amounts to Afghan civilian government employees (as
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in 2016. Despite this commitment of warriors and weapons, the Afghan war remains — according to
Engelhardt, Roads to Nowhere, Ghost Soldiers, and a $43 Million Gas Station in Afghanistan - TomDisp
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them and endless cost overruns, many were either never completed or never built, leaving new Afghan police recruits camping out
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Afghanistan in 2001; in the taking of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, in 2003
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the late, great Chalmers Johnson’s 2004 account of how we fought our first Afghan war and so
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a chaotic U.S. withdrawal and the complete collapse of the Afghan forces it had been
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of World War II, ever been so bizarrely overprotected in the nation’s capital? Has any administration ever
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then contesting control of or controlled about 44% of that country, while Afghan government control and
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the shaking. This passes for “new blood” in our nation’s capital. Think of it
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of that in Kabul almost a decade into America’s second Afghan War. There, the
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number of American soldiers killed in the Iraq and Afghan Wars will exceed the
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Pakistan and Afghanistan have, like two satraps, dutifully trekked to the U.S. capital to be
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in 2016. Despite this commitment of warriors and weapons, the Afghan war remains — according to
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makes the Chalmers Johnson essay below on the CIA and Afghan blowback a must
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The Graveyard Posted on February 5, 2009 February 17, 2021 Whistling Past the Afghan Graveyard Where Empires Go
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of them in Iraq and Syria. Against Raqqa alone, ISIS’s “capital,” the U.S.
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In turn, the president is bringing in General David Petraeus, present Afghan War Commander, former Centcom
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Drug Trade . America’s second disastrous drug war was, of course, the Afghan one that the
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announced in late afternoon U.S. military press briefings in the South Vietnamese capital, Saigon. For the
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contingent,” will be constructed by the Obama administration in its new war capital, Islamabad, Pakistan. Once the
https://tomdispatch.com/the-rise-of-china-and-the-fall-of-the-u-s/
the Red Army deployed 110,000 soldiers for nine years of brutal Afghan combat, hemorrhaging money and
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in defeat. Since late 2001, the United States has been fighting its former Afghan proxies and their
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2013 May 15, 2021 The other day, Hamid Karzai, the U.S.-supported Afghan president who was once
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in the second , a house 60 miles south of Yemen’s capital, Sana’a, “where
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Afghanistan and singlehandedly perpetrated the My Lai of the Afghan War, shooting and
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impending U.S. assault on military facilities in and around the Syrian capital, Damascus. Kerry also vociferously
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decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign capital and in
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the levels of the Saddam Hussein era, in a capital city which still had
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almost 18 years ago in mid-March 2003. By early April, that country’s capital, Baghdad, had fallen and
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of them in Iraq and Syria. Against Raqqa alone, ISIS’s “capital,” the U.S.
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In turn, the president is bringing in General David Petraeus, present Afghan War Commander, former Centcom
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an encounter with or a thought about Petraeus, his biographer-cum-lover Paula Broadwell, Afghan War Commander General John
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country in the 1980s, the CIA tolerated opium trafficking by its Afghan mujahedeen allies, while arming
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A world citizen who has journeyed across Africa , spent years living in the Afghan war zone, and
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are bogged down in a disastrous occupation of the Somalian capital, harried by a
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now spring counteroffensive. In a recent column reported from the Ukrainian capital — headline: “I was just
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still in frequent contact with her neighbors who stayed behind in the capital city, Khartoum. We asked
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and Vietnam wars for the United States and the Afghan War for the
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Pakistan and Afghanistan have, like two satraps, dutifully trekked to the U.S. capital to be
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fantasy of relocating Washington’s deeds to Beijing, Moscow, Tehran, or any other capital crumbled paragraphs ago, take
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narco-warlords growing ever more entrenched; the security situation in the capital, Kabul, and elsewhere
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Nor, as Obama moves through Asia, can he completely sidestep controversies provoked by the Afghan War, his multiple-personality
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SOCOM, “to enable the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), the Afghan National Security Force (ANSF
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entered the Oval Office, a Newsweek cover story proclaimed the Afghan War “Obama’s Vietnam
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would be launched . It was he, thanks to 9/11, who brought America’s Afghan war to Pakistan
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heavy drug use, illiteracy, an unwillingness to fight, corruption, an inability of Afghan units to act