Well said Bill.When we make public such idealistic views and goals I think we make our moralist quagmire and the muck we're stuck in is our own idealism.
Well said Bill.When we make public such idealistic views and goals I think we make our moralist quagmire and the muck we're stuck in is our own idealism.
Aye, and why I beat the drum on this board long ago that it wasn't about "victory for the American people", despite what Bush proclaimed.Originally Posted by SWJED
I've done half and afternoon's thinking about this Afghanistan thing, and the whole enormity of the task makes me ponder even more...we probably need a guy with a businessman's background, experience and drive, in order to do better at these sort of conflicts. The problem is just that expansive and complicated, and as I read the 2 April '09 White Paper of the Interagency Policy Group's Report on U.S. Policy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan, I am more convinced that a military, government, or aid guy (or gal for that matter) isn't the best choice to run herd over all the players involved in the issue.
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