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Tag Archives: Afghanistan
Afghanistan – 17 years later and a Quick Look Back at Vietnam
by Jack Before we look at Afghanistan we need a quick review of another war, Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh had approached Harry Truman in 1946 asking if the U.S. would help the Vietnamese evict the French, much as the Americans … Continue reading
America’s Longest War – Talilban on the Rise Again
by Jack The following critical information is not being reported in the mainstream news because the media is too obsessed with dissecting Trump’s first 100 days. According to the Afghanistan Ministry of Defense (MoD), the army casualties have multiplied every … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, Afghanistan, insurgents, taliban
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With Allies like Hamid Karzai Who Needs Enemies?
by Jack Did you hear the latest about Afghanistan’s president, Hamid Karzai? This screwball wants to pardon a bunch of Afghan’s who were locked up for attacking US soldiers. Today’s headlines read, US Tries to Block Release of Dangerous Prisoners. … Continue reading
Tagged Afghanistan, civil rights, hamid, karzai, prisoner release, slavery, taliban, torture, women
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Medal of Honor Recipient Tells His Story
by Jack Lee Note: The medal of honor has not been awarded to a living recipient in over 50 years. In 2007 the US Army established it’s most distant outpost in the Korengal Valley of eastern Afghanistan. This is an … Continue reading
Tagged Afghanistan, Giunta, heroism
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