Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Peace talks? We don't need no steenking peace talks.
Once again Karzai of the Afghans proves that all the monies given to him directly or indirectly would have been better used dumped into a pile and burned.
After nearly 12 years of U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan, the administration is pinning much of its hopes on a political settlement to the war as it moves ahead with plans to withdraw U.S. combat troops by the close of 2014. The announcement came as the U.S. marked the handover of security from U.S.-led NATO forces to Afghanistan forces.We can only hope that Obama is sharp enough to let none of this interfere with the removal of all US troops from Shitholeistan.
“We don’t anticipate this process will be easy or quick, but we must pursue in parallel with our military approach,” Obama said.
The peace process was already in disarray within 24 hours when Afghan President Hamid Karzai announced his government would suspend talks with the U.S. on a security agreement, saying the U.S. was deceptive in its approach to the talks. Karzai also said he would not send a representative to the U.S.-Taliban talks; Just before the Taliban office opened Tuesday, Karzai said he planned to send members of his High Peace Council to Qatar to speak for Afghanistan.
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