10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
Generational analysis: Afghanistan war versus Iraq war
** 10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
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Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
Generational analysis: Afghanistan war versus Iraq war
Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani,
Pashtuns, Taliban, Afghan civil war,
Northern Alliance, Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks,
Iraq, Iran/Iraq war, Great Iraqi Revolution,
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, al-Qaeda in Iraq,
Islamic State / of Iraq and Syria/Sham/the Levant, IS, ISIS, ISIL, Daesh
10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
Re: 10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
John,
Why is Trump making the same mistakes as his predecessors? I thought Bannon understood Generational Dynamics and would be advising Trump away from these problems.
Has Kushner/Ivanka overpowered Bannon?
Why is Trump making the same mistakes as his predecessors? I thought Bannon understood Generational Dynamics and would be advising Trump away from these problems.
Has Kushner/Ivanka overpowered Bannon?
Re: 10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
Google the 'Deep State'.Guest wrote:John,
Why is Trump making the same mistakes as his predecessors? I thought Bannon understood Generational Dynamics and would be advising Trump away from these problems.
Has Kushner/Ivanka overpowered Bannon?
Re: 10-May-17 World View -- Trump considers new troop surge and strategy change in Afghanistan war
Well, the Afghanistan decision hasn't been made yet, so we'll see.Guest wrote: > John, Why is Trump making the same mistakes as his predecessors? I
> thought Bannon understood Generational Dynamics and would be
> advising Trump away from these problems.
> Has Kushner/Ivanka overpowered Bannon?
But politics trumps everything. Suppose the US did nothing, and there
was a military disaster in Afghanistan. Then the US would be blamed.
So sending 5,000 more troops would be the politically safe thing to
do. That's the way the world works.
There's no "deep state."
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