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The Neo cons and warmongers are all up in arms at the hint that US troops might leave Syria and Afghanistan. Will the troop pullout actually happen? I honestly don't know, but I do not have hope. Unfortunately given the past history, I would not be surprised if a false flag happens to sway public opinion that an indefinite illegal occupation of countries in the Middle East is necessary.Last Edit by Palmerston
I understand your mistrust but I think that US Army will leave Syria and Afghanistan. Why ? Because General "Mad Dog" Mattis will leave White House in February.
When I was driving home, BBC News said when Mattis leaves he will be the last of the Axis of Adults . . . so any Adults stopping Trump from doing something really dumb are gone.#MAGA - bwhahahhahahahahhaahNot see a President mocked and treated like a total moron since Regan... and he was completely shot away upstairs with dementia.Last Edit by Palmerston
The Neo cons and warmongers are all up in arms at the hint that US troops might leave Syria and Afghanistan. Will the troop pullout actually happen? I honestly don't know, but I do not have hope. Unfortunately given the past history, I would not be surprised if a false flag happens to sway public opinion that an indefinite illegal occupation of countries in the Middle East is necessary.
When I was driving home, BBC News said when Mattis leaves he will be the last of the Axis of Adults . . . so any Adults stopping Trump from doing something really dumb are gone.#MAGA - bwhahahhahahahahhaahNot see a President mocked and treated like a total moron since Regan... and he was completely shot away upstairs with dementia.
'We welcome a positive Russian role that facilitates reconciliation, that facilitates a peace settlement, that facilitates inter-Afghan dialogue' https://t.co/RXD28vKCj1 — RT (@RT_com) February 9, 2019
'We welcome a positive Russian role that facilitates reconciliation, that facilitates a peace settlement, that facilitates inter-Afghan dialogue' https://t.co/RXD28vKCj1
“Peace is more difficult than war,” suggested Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, one of the members of the negotiating party to head to Moscow.
“All parties agreed that the values such as respect for the principles of Islam in all parts of the system, the principle that Afghanistan is a common home to all Afghans, support to a powerful centralised government with all ethnicities having a role in it, protecting national sovereignty and promoting social justice, to keep Afghanistan neutral in all regional and international conflicts, protecting Afghanistan’s national and religious values and undertaking a unified and single policy.”
“On the issue of the peace process, we respect the views of all parts of society, including the politicians. But the ownership and the leadership of the peace process is the authority of the Afghan government.”
“With whom, what will they agree upon there? Where is their executive power? Let hundreds of such meetings be held, but these would only be paper (agreements) unless there is an agreement by the Afghan government; Afghanistan’s national assembly and Afghanistan’s legal institutions.”