Afghanistan Strategy
 

Magician posted this on Facebook and said he agrees. What do others think?

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...,6578966.story

FWIW, the link in the Los Angeles Times article to the national strategy for counter terrorism is inaccurate. The document in question is available here.

Like it should be...
 

Sounds like a turn to the "old Style" of A-camps, CIDG, Mike forces and the rest as was affective.
Saddle up Boys!

Would probably be more cost effective.

Keep whittling away the Al Qaeda leadership from the top down.

Has the current administration produced a strategy designed to fight and to win a global war?

Or has it offered a plan to manage conflict in a way that privileges the Democratic party's political philosophy, ideology, and electoral political interests at the expense of military effectiveness?