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US Admits Total Defeat In Afghanistan As Russian Victory In Syria Terrifies West
An internal strategic report prepared by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) circulating in the Kremlin within the last hour states that the historic peace talks begun earlier today in the Pakistani capital city of Islamabad between the United States, China, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Taliban signals that for the first time the American’s have acknowledged their total defeat in the Afghan War—and who are now, stunningly, “re-walking” the exact same path the former Soviet Union took in 1989 when it too finally acknowledged its defeat there.
The near “mirror like” US war in Afghanistan (2001-2014 and 2015-present), this report notes, has killed 31,458 US coalition forces and wounded 22,773 more and has cost the staggering amount (to January 2015) of between $4 trillion and $6 trillion—and which the Americans, just like the Soviets did, have failed to pay for instead just adding this “impossible to ever pay back” amount to their national debt which now stands at $19 trillion.
An internal strategic report prepared by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) circulating in the Kremlin within the last hour states that the historic peace talks begun earlier today in the Pakistani capital city of Islamabad between the United States, China, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Taliban signals that for the first time the American’s have acknowledged their total defeat in the Afghan War—and who are now, stunningly, “re-walking” the exact same path the former Soviet Union took in 1989 when it too finally acknowledged its defeat there.
The near “mirror like” US war in Afghanistan (2001-2014 and 2015-present), this report notes, has killed 31,458 US coalition forces and wounded 22,773 more and has cost the staggering amount (to January 2015) of between $4 trillion and $6 trillion—and which the Americans, just like the Soviets did, have failed to pay for instead just adding this “impossible to ever pay back” amount to their national debt which now stands at $19 trillion.

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