$300 MILLION spent A DAY in Afghanistan for the last 20 YEARS! Couldn't we have defeated the Taliban?

[Deleted85763]

The headline says it all. Was it that difficult to defeat the Taliban? We couldn't do it at $300 MILLION per day? I would think it could have be done for a TOTAL of $100 million!

I hope other people don't realize "Hey, we can take over a country and no one, even the mighty USA and the rest of the world, can stop us."

Good grief!

 

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[BizyDad]

From now on I will stick to posting only about earning money and only earning money!

Promises, promises, promises.

Deal you ever close that deal with that large multinational conglomerate in Eurasia?

Good grief!

Exactly.

 

[Kevin88660]

The headline says it all. Was it that difficult to defeat the Taliban? We couldn't do it at $300 MILLION per day? I would think it could have be done for a TOTAL of $100 million!

I hope other people don't realize "Hey, we can take over a country and no one, even the mighty USA and the rest of the world, can stop us."

Good grief!

Military contractors laughing the way to the bank.

 

[Deleted85763]

Promises, promises, promises.

Deal you ever close that deal with that large multinational conglomerate in Eurasia?


Exactly.

This post has everything to do with entrepreneurship and finance. That's why I posted it - to show just how much money is in the world and the problems that need to be solved. Imagine all the prospective entrepreneurs thinking "How can I?" when the truth is just the right simple efforts can bring in a fortune within a short period of time.

As far as the deal in Asia, I am waiting for one party to get me data that will allow everyone to proceed.

 

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[Saad Khan]

Forget the Taliban already dude, they've forgotten the US.

It feels awkward seeing someone on a business forum grieving over how much the US spent on wars.

 

[woken]

When you spend 2 billion/ year on air conditioning, it adds up