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I completely agree, a large part of the issue was the ANA's unwillingness to fight, whether out of Taliban sympathies and sabotage or a desire to just go home.
by lowkey_ 5y ago
I completely agree, a large part of the issue was the ANA's unwillingness to fight, whether out of Taliban sympathies and sabotage or a desire to just go home.
The other two choices are ones I firmly believe were misguided, but it's tough to argue this one as we don't know what the US was unable to provide or why.
- vkou 5y ago> but it's tough to argue this one as we don't know what the US was unable to provide or why. Good governance. Very clearly, nobody wanted to fight and die to protect the occupation-supported government. My understanding is that the occupation won the war, moved in, and then picked the worst people money could buy to run the place.