Originally posted by DinoDoc
They can look at the Afghanistan situation as it stands now to find that out.
They can look at the Afghanistan situation as it stands now to find that out.
The logics of a warlord and of an American strategist is very different. The American must avoid losses at all costs for PR reasons, and there is no aim at territorial conquest, making the stake less important for the American strategist (a minor asset in US power) than for the warlord (the very territory he'll exert his domination).
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