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		+	Why did you write No Worse Enemy: The Inside Story of the Chaotic Struggle for Afghanistan
		+	I’d been travelling to Helmand for five years first in 2007 with the Brits then later mostly with the US Marines covering every major operation since the war in the south was taken seriously
		+	Despite new troops extra resources and new polices it kept getting worse
		+	It was more dangerous for me and the troops I was with Afghan security forces didn’t seem to be improving and perhaps most importantly locals were not being won over but instead were complaining of civilian casualties damage to their homes being inconvenienced and disrespected or preyed upon by the Afghan police
		+	Yet in the second half of 2010 statements from Kabul Washington and London kept talking of progress goals being met and the Taliban being on their last legs
		+	This was the exact opposite of what I had been seeing so I felt that I had to write this book
		+	I felt compelled to create a simple honest and accurate portrait of what the war really looks like on the ground on the frontlines where the policy met the Afghan people I wanted to show how vicious the fighting was — veterans of Fallujah told me it was worse in Helmand…
		+	I also wanted to show that the troops weren’t the violent automatons they are often thought to be and that they are often the exact opposite There were plenty of guys who just wanted to kill anyone that looked like Taliban for sure but I also met many men who were thoughtful compassionate intelligent and even hilarious no matter how bad the situation was Most of the men I met were also willing to question what if anything they were actually achieving which really impressed me
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		+	What is the book’s bottom line Despite the incredible hard work bravery and suffering of our troops despite the massive Afghan civilian casualties despite the hundreds of billions spent we have not achieved our goals in Afghanistan
		+	Essentially we’re supposed to be clearing an area of insurgents and then persuading locals to chose us and our Afghan allies over the Taliban Most areas where we are based have not been cleared of the Taliban and even if they had been we’re fighting to introduce a largely unwelcome government
		+	The Afghan army cannot provide security on its own the Afghan government is spectacularly corrupt and the police are feared and hated for good reason
		+	So even if the military part of the strategy goes perfectly to plan (and it never does) the locals don’t want what we are offering
		+	It’s a hard pill to swallow but I’ve been told countless times that locals prefer the Taliban to foreign forces and the Afghan government particularly the police I should point out that I’ve spent most of time in Afghanistan in Helmand and Kandahar where the war has always been fiercest
		+	How different is what you saw on the front lines compared to what we’re being told back home
		+	It’s completely different
		+	Operation Mushtaraq in Marjah was a prime example
		+	General [Stanley] McChrystal’s claim that the operation was “Afghan-led” is one of the most ludicrous claims I’ve ever heard It depressed me that the claim was accepted
		+	The same thing happened when Defense Secretary [Robert] Gates said that the Taliban had bee routed from their homeland in Kandahar and Helmand This claim was repeated by journalists I had once respected and followed Again it was the exact opposite of the truth
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