The Afghanistan Study Group report is out, and the fight is on. A number of critiques have been leveled at the report, one of the most influential being Joshua Foust’s over at Registan.net, chunks of which are percolating upward into larger outlets. Foust is a smart guy with whom I regularly debate, but there’s a [...]
Who’s Really “Relying on Assumptions and Beliefs to Shape Reality” in Afghanistan War Debate? |
| By: Derrick Crowe Wednesday September 15, 2010 10:23 am |
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Withdrawing from Afghanistan: What’s the Rest of Our Plan? |
| By: Josh Mull Friday March 12, 2010 1:00 pm |
HR 248 failed because it only called for withdrawal and did not address any other concerns with Afghanistan. What are some better policy solutions to put forward on Afghanistan, be it on human rights, terrorism, good governance, or any other concerns?
Quetta and Meltdown: U.S. AfPak Policy Visits Crazy Town |
| By: Derrick Crowe Tuesday September 29, 2009 10:30 am |
In the days after my attribution of a modicum of good sense and humanitarian concern to the U.S. government, the Telegraph reported that the U.S. is threatening to launch drone attacks against suspected Taliban targets in Quetta. The story labels this potential move a “major escalation,” and they’re not kidding.
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