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LFP, what solution would you suggest? Should Canada run up the white flag, abandon their outdated equipment, call in the U.S air taxi service, and return to within our proud nation's borders?
What is our mission in Afghanistan? What deems the mission complete and a success? Conversely what & when deems the mission a failure?
You can't manage what you can't measure. I see no clear & definitive goals and timelines on this adventure. You can't manage a business or a war without a clear plan with realistic goals and timelines. Without them you fail and go bankrupt. I can only support something if I know where we are going and for how long to be able to succeed.
With all due respect, honour, support and thanks to the men & women there, the only clear measurements to date are casualities. I don’t find this acceptable.
Are we to forget about our troops honour, support (or lack of) and respect, and order them home with their tail between their legs?
The mission as I recall, was to maintain peace until the Afghans can do so on their own. What is very obvious is that it's going to take more troops to do so. The pressure on the UN should be to get those troops in there, or as many would prefer........cut and run.
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