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Crazy Oposum says
Ты и каждый американец должен 40 000 остальному миру )))
Почти каждый день талибы убивают американских солдат – Это очень хорошо )))) Экономика США трещит по швам и скоро лопнет )))
RayHere says
Many thing brought about the collapse of the old USSR the main reason was Mr Reagan however the wars are a little under 6% of our total expenditures very doable and even that figure is misleading the troops get paid sitting at base or out in the field fighting
Hawkeye says
That is a huge oversimplification.
The war in Afghanistan was only a small part of the downfall of the Soviet Union.
Their entire system was broken, no longer economically viable in any way. They lost control over many of the Warsaw Pact nations, lost the public relations war, were condemned and pressured for decades by the Catholic Church, unable to keep up with Western military technology…. and still had to try to feed their population (and were failing miserably).
The U.S. is bleeding money in Afghanistan just like the soviets did…. but none of the other stuff is true of the United States at this time.
hsargz says
The Soviet “war” in afghanistan is a lot like what we’re doing now. Fighting against tribes and guerrilla fighters in an attempt to prop up an unstable puppet government. It doesn’t work. Afghanistan is the one country on this planet that cannot be conquered.