It’s difficult to quantify the indirect human costs of war: mental illness or chronic injuries in people eternally grieving or struggling to adjust to worlds that have often been turned upside down.
The Washington Post’s publication of the “Afghanistan Papers” unveiled over 2,000 pages of unpublished notes of interviews with U.S. officials involved […]
Congress has made clear it isn’t moved by recent revelations of dishonesty and waste in our war-making.
Everything that the officials said privately, and quoted by the Washington Post, has been documented for years in the numerous reports released by SIGAR.
Soon after 9/11, a group of former Soviet military brass warned us about what has been documented in the Afghanistan Papers.
Research has proven that there are no military solutions in the fight against terrorism.
The attributing of bad wars to a lack of government transparency is a shirking of responsibility.
Something those of us who had already seen the U.S./coalition/NATO campaign in Afghanistan up close already knew has now been […]
The Washington Post released documents Monday detailing the extent to which the public was “deliberately” misled about the failure to […]
There is a laundry list of reasons for why the U.S. foreign policy establishment comes up short on so many […]
In the spring of 2014, we realized we at Win Without War had a problem. On one hand, we knew […]
Foreign military occupations are known to increase resentment among the local population. After 18years of war, Afghans experience similar levels […]
The unrivaled and unchallenged exertion of American military power around the world, or what’s known as “primacy,” has been the […]
