The US federal government has spent $6.4T dollars on the post-9/11 wars

maxinger said:
David vs The mighty Goliath/Godzilla,

David won and wins.

It will be documented in the history books for
the future generations to see / remember / reflect / ponder.
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No it's Sauron vs. The Free People of Middle Earth.

Sauron won (for now).

This is how the history book should document this and leave it for the future generation to study and remember and make sure "Never Again!".
 
JSOP said:
No it's Sauron vs. The Free People of Middle Earth.

Sauron won (for now).

This is how the history book should document this and leave it for the future generation to study and remember and make sure "Never Again!".
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Who knows, there will be many history versions.

talk about China.
They went to Tibet to liberate the country 70 years ago.
But other countries view it differently.


Who knows, China will also liberate Afghanistan soon.
 
maxinger said:
Who knows, there will be many history versions.

talk about China.
They went to Tibet to liberate the country 70 years ago.
But other countries view it differently.


Who knows, China will also liberate Afghanistan soon.
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China is not Taliban (not yet), very close though.
 
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maxinger said:
and who is the ultimate beneficiary of this massive massive US spending?

It might be China.
China and the Taliban have been in contact, and they are neighbors.
And China definitely has been studying the map / earth for centuries.

Time for China to build the modern Silk Road through Afghanistan with high-speed rail line.
And also mine the minerals and rare earth from Afghanistan soil which will benefit both China and Afghanistan.

In a few more decades, who knows, Afghanistan will be one of the richest countries in the whole world.

Afghanistan is a country that links China and the West.
And Iran and China are good friends.
So soon Afghanistan and Iran will prosper.

what will happen centuries later?
no idea.

All the best to Afghanistan!
We might not be around to witness the prosperity of Afghanistan.
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US used to have this kind of simplified way of thinking about the future in A.
 
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