It's 'impossible' for Pompeo to 'rewrite history' on his negotiations with Taliban

[Guno צְבִי]

Pompeo and Trump have come under attack over their February 2020 agreement with the Taliban, which stipulated that US troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan within 14 months on the condition that the militant group not turn the country into a terrorist base. At the signing ceremony in Qatar, Pompeo posed for photographs alongside Taliban leader Abdul Ghani Baradar, who is anticipated to head the next Taliban government in Afghanistan.

At the time, critics blasted the Trump administration for excluding the Afghan government, claiming it undercut its legitimacy. That criticism has been renewed amid the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan and the collapse of the US-backed Afghan government on August 15.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...y-on-his-negotiations-with-taliban/ar-AANMdQB

 

[Jack]

Both Red Team and Blue Team have signed on to the Trump 'We Surrender Plan', so there is a Major Problem with American Commitment here.

I think the US just can't afford it anymore. The US needs to tell Europe to become a World Power.