Surrender on a Timetable
Afghanistan: Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev, Barack Hussein Obama, parallels however are quite striking
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--December 7, 2009
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Not long after taking power he announced that he was determined to see an end to the Afghan War. The number of troops serving in Afghanistan was increased to 108,000 and given a 1 year deadline. The allied regime in Afghanistan received a simple and direct message, that after a year they could no longer count on military support. It was time for the Afghan government to figure out how to make it on its own. It was bluntly suggested that they forget social reforms and seek to cut a deal with the Mujahadeen.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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