Trump Wants To Make Erik Prince Private Warlord Over Afghanistan
August 31, 2018
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"Such was the case when Blackwater founder Erik Prince appeared on the right-of-center morning show to argue for the privatization of the Afghanistan War. Prince argued that the US Military efforts in Afghanistan have, at best, become static. And it is true that American military forces have been ensconced in something of a stalemate for 17 years since invading shortly after the attacks after 9/11.
Prince argued in this segment that the US military efforts are NOT winning the war, or in his words, US military efforts are a “continuous litany of death and failure”, “worst than a stalemate.” He also criticized that US airpower does not show up reliably. Oddly, host Brian Kilmeade did not criticize his guest for critical comments towards our men and women in uniform."*
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