Getting ahead of the blame game

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This year the new Republican controlled House of Representatives in the US congress are going to do investigations on Afghanistan.

Pakistan may not feel it needs to prove itself, but perceptions have to be changed, and 20 years of proof are there to show the TTA’s activities were homegrown.

Many documentaries over the years, showed many of the afghans were fighting because they basically wanted foreigners to leave and the corruption of the government in Kabul and the economic conditions fueled them.

Pakistan’s internal troubles shouldn’t hinder its efforts to protect it from being maligned and blamed for the failures of others.

Afghans failures were clearly evident, early into the war.

 

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This year the new Republican controlled House of Representatives in the US congress are going to do investigations on Afghanistan.

Pakistan may not feel it needs to prove itself, but perceptions have to be changed, and 20 years of proof are there to show the TTA’s activities were homegrown.

Many documentaries over the years, showed many of the afghans were fighting because they basically wanted foreigners to leave and the corruption of the government in Kabul and the economic conditions fueled them.

Pakistan’s internal troubles shouldn’t hinder its efforts to protect it from being maligned and blamed for the failures of others.

Afghans failures were clearly evident, early into the war.

Except some Pakistani Bigwigs have made energetic bravado that may be taken as a confession.

Biden’s Afghan Pullout Is a Victory for Pakistan. But at What Cost? (Published 2021)

Pakistan’s military stayed allied to both the Americans and Taliban. But now the country may face intensified extremism at home as a result of a perceived Taliban victory.

www.nytimes.com