spike
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The strategy was working...stand strong & assist the Afghanies in creating a new government for themselves.
Nope, the strategy wasn't really working.
The strategy was working...stand strong & assist the Afghanies in creating a new government for themselves.
Nope, the strategy wasn't really working.
Obama's strategy for Afghanistan
US President Barack Obama promises a new deal for Afghanistan. In his review of the strategy to deal with terrorism there, he unveiled a comprehensive set of measures to build the nation. Let's see how these are different from Bush's strategies
CJ: moreanuj
Mon, May 25, 2009 18:15:54 IST
http://www.merinews.com/article/obamas-strategy-for-afghanistan/15770635.shtml
Obama's strategy isn't working. He hasn't one.
White House says Obama strategy will win Afghan war
GUADALAJARA, Mexico (Reuters) - The White House said on Monday that President Barack Obama has a "winning" strategy in Afghanistan and enough forces on the ground to achieve U.S. goals despite advances by the Taliban.
Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:40pm EDT
http://www.reuters.com/article/afghanistan/idUSTRE57A03T20090811
Obama's strategy isn't working. He hasn't one.
Nope, the strategy wasn't really working.
In reviewing McChrystal's bracing assessment of the war, the president and his senior advisers have concluded that the Taliban cannot be eliminated as a military and political force, regardless of how many more troops are deployed.
McChrystal, who took command of the 100,000 U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan in May, is promoting a plan that calls for concentrating forces around urban areas to better protect the Afghan population and pulling back from remote regions. His idea calls for speeding the training of Afghan forces, expanding civilian efforts to improve Afghan governance and starting other long-term programs to win the support of the population that the insurgency draws from.
Win what exactly, Cato?