Tags: Afghanistan
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Pakistan Warns U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan Could Lead to Civil War — Update
Civil war could happen either way
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Opposition to War in Afghanistan Peaks
First time since 2001 more Americans think the war was a mistake than a good idea
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US Not in Talks with Taliban to Get Soldier Back
But they are trying see last American military member missing in Afghanistan home
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Afghanistan Releases Prisoners Despite Warnings From the US
Unnamed U.S. military official says some of the detainees are linked to IEDs
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US Military Urges Karzai Not To Release 65 Prisoners
Some of the detainees are linked to attacks on Americans
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James Clapper: I Don't Believe Karzai Will Sign US-Afghanistan Security Deal
No shit
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Two US Contractors Killed by Kabul Car Bomb
Attack on a NATO convoy
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Taliban Claims it Captured NATO Military Dog
No wag the dog
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Karzai May Be in Secret Talks With Taliban
Not so secret anymore?
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Our Wasted Effort in Afghanistan
We should acknowledge that there are some things even the world's sole superpower can't do, and fixing Afghanistan is one of them.
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The "Meaning of Cory Remsburg" Isn't What Obama and His Supporters Think It Is.
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Obama's State of the Union's Most Despicable Moment: Using Wounded Vets as Props
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Sen. McCaskill: Karzai is 'Divorced From Reality'
Lawmakers are increasingly frustrated with the Afghan president
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US Criticizes Afghainstan for Ordering Release of Detainees
Being held for attacks on civilians
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Afghan President: U.S. Should Leave, Not Signing Security Agreement Without Peace Talks (on Afghanistan, Not Syria or Israel-Palestine)
Dithering to continue
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Tonight on The Independents: Greg Gutfeld on Independence & Libertarianism, Judge Napolitano on the NSA, John Stossel on Climate Policy...Plus Big Booties, Army Robots, and Some of Your Hate Mail!
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Pentagon: US Should Leave 10,000 Troops in Afghanistan or Pull Out Completely
37,500 American troops are currently in Afghanistan
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Nothing Left to Cut: DOD Only Used 59 Percent of “Commander’s Emergency” Appropriations in Last Five Years, Left $156.5 Million Unspent, Asking for $60 Million Next Year, Inspector General for Afghanistan Spending Says
Winding down the war but trying to spend more
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Afghanistan Cracking Down on Ads Supporting US Troops Staying
Generally funded by US organizations
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Police in Kabul Puncture Car Tires To Deter Thieves
Some residents not fans of the policy