From the very beginning, the US started the Afghanistan adventure on a very narrow minded policy based on taking revenge for the 9-11 tragedy. The very fundamental question should have been asked In fact, the US policy revived the dying warlords, robbers, drug lords, murderers, rapists who were all put in check by the Taliban prior to US intervention. The situation is such that now, the more the conflict is broadened the more the warlords, robbers, drug lords, murderers, rapists will benefit. It is very simple. The more bombs = more $$ for the warlords. More insecurity = More $$ for the private security firms. More Bombs = More $$ for the Private Armies. More bombs = More salaries for the Afghan Government officials. More Bombs = More Salaries for the Contract Workers
More Bombs = More Salary for the UN Workers.
But unfortunately the only big losers in this dirty conflict are the US and NATO soldiers and the innocent Afghan population.
2007-06-12
06:23:50
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Daftaan l
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Politics & Government
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Dear John,
Thanks for taking time and replying. First I have to tell you that I have been in Afghanistan helping the reconstruction of this war turn country. To prove my point, it is getting more and more difficult to work (security wise). Second, I am not Taliban and in no way will sympathize with Taliban. All I am doing is to try to make sense of the situation in Afghanistan. I think, one of the major predicament for us is looking at things as “BLACK and WHITE”. If America and Americans like you and me want to lead the world, then we need to educate ourselves beyond this frame of mind “your are either with us or against us”. We need to spend some time studying and respecting other (stranger) cultures. If we keep going the way we are going, then we are heading towards failure not only in Afghanistan but all over the world.
2007-06-15
08:12:13 ·
update #1