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Yes, We Should Help Our Afghan Allies, But Closer to Their Home

Published

September 13, 2021

Check out what Pawel wrote in the TownHall:

Anyone following the political and media discussion on Afghanistan right now could probably be forgiven if they came away with the impression that we have only two options: either callously abandon our Afghan allies to the Taliban, or resettle hundreds of thousands of Afghans – without being quite sure who they are, because proper vetting takes too long – to the United States.

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