bobbyjoex says:

yes

Louis says:

Not sure. You never know how strong these nations are

Wiro Sableng says:

why not learn from the American defeat in Vietnam? better to stop the war and the priority of peace.

ushkdavid says:

It doesn’t really make sense to be over there fighting for democracy when most of the people there don’t seem to want us there. Whats democratic about that?

Rajj says:

I see that NATO war in afganistan will be in Nato’s favor…

famfrie says:

Yes, this war is unwinnable but I think there is a chance to win

XY4N1D3 says:

All I have to say is…Nice G36

Armin says:

I would say yes, and they aren’t against Afghanistan, its a peace keeping/peace making objective in Afghanistan. Primary mission right now is to secure current “democracy” in Afghanistan. The only way which this war will be winnable is if the NATO forces leave as soon as the job is done, the majority of the Afghan people do not trust or want NATO in their land. How would you like it if there were troops living in your homes, troops that the Taliban target. What needs to be done is diplomacy. The United Nations needs to aid Afghanistan current government into expanding their own military to handle these problems. The United States has stretched its military movement far enough, they have almost more than 100,000 troops stationed in Afghanistan now.