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To: jcon40

Afghanistan is a perpetual disaster since the 1970’s and it doesn’t get better.

Afghans have proven again and again that they are tribal/sectarian and unwilling to fight for an unified state.

It would not be the worst option to partition it by having Uzbekistan (authoritarian US ally) get the safer North areas (settle the Uzbek origin Afghans there), Iran gets back Herat and all of the Afghan Shias, the Pashtun mainland goes to Pakistan and would be economically colonized by China.


10 posted on 12/05/2016 4:25:27 PM PST by SolidWood
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To: SolidWood

If I was Iran I would not want to acquire any Afghan territories, Shia or not! Talk about a raw deal. It would serve them right though. LOL.


14 posted on 12/05/2016 4:30:11 PM PST by WMarshal ( Schadenfreude, it feels so good!)
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To: SolidWood

“Afghanistan is a perpetual disaster since the 1970’s”- Yeah, the 1970s... B.C.!

But you make good points.


18 posted on 12/05/2016 4:36:27 PM PST by mrsmith (Dumb sluts: Lifeblood of the Media, Backbone of the Democrat/RINO Party!)
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To: SolidWood

Agree, had thought the same at one time for Iraq and now Syria


21 posted on 12/05/2016 4:51:45 PM PST by jcon40
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To: SolidWood

Afghanistan has been a disaster since 1870; ask the Brits.


22 posted on 12/05/2016 4:55:21 PM PST by 45Auto (Big holes are (almost) always better.)
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To: SolidWood

Pakistan is the trouble-maker there. Split up this terrorist craphole and the problem there is solved for good.


33 posted on 12/05/2016 9:06:26 PM PST by mikeIII
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