Why the US can’t win in Afghanistan
Foreign Affairs: How anyone in 2017 can still believe in the power of military force to produce “social equality” is utterly beyond me.
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Have you ever noticed how quiet intellectuals are about the three most significant instances of US military force: World War I, World War II and its own civil war? Talk about the elephant in the living room. It’s more like a mammoth in the hallway cupboard. The answer has everything to do with
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Why the US can’t win in Afghanistan
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