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After Bin Laden: next steps to winning the long war : Comments
By James Carafano, published 3/5/2011The assassination of Bin Laden is not an end-point but a way station.
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Just how do all these international complexities make "stop invading another nation" so hard? These wars *cost* the US big time credibility and in diplomatic circles...all I'm suggesting is that the mistakes be acknowledged and corrected.
I think you are using sophistry to avoid the issue: When one nation uses brute force to subdue another there needs to be A very good reason: "Regime change" was what they had to resort to after the WMD story was proven a lie. Afghanistan was supposed to stop Bin Laden...even though a *lot* of folks said he was probably in Pakistan.
Do you have any idea how expensive and damaging an occupation is?
I may be passionate, but I'd appreciate some real argument instead of "you are speaking platitudes" then dribbling verbal diarrhea!
I think your handle is appropriate!