Senior diplomat and U.S ambassador Peter Galbraith lectured at the Elliott School of International Affairs in March this year on the hot-button issue of the war in Afghanistan.
The debate he posited was this : Is the war in Afghanistan one of necessity, bringing democracy to a country riddled, as Galbraith puts it, with “massive electoral fraud” and peace to a war-torn Islamic state ran for years by what is essentially a militant terrorist group? Or is the U.S armed forces and foreign policy strategy creating a quagmire that could potentially keep U.S forces fighting and dying there for many years Read the rest of this entry ?
