Taliban support at 6%. See Michael O'hanlon And Bruce Riedel, "What's Right With Afghanistan"
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Indeed. We should of learned our lesson of what happened the last time we abondaned Afghanistan. After the Soviets pulled out in defeat, interest in the success of the country sank in Washingto and what followed was an internal bloody mess culminating in a home for terrorism.
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