Afghanistan

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      It's important not to forget that were are still in a war and that we are still fighting in a foreign country. This war has been the longest war we have been in, its due to the fact that we are fighting a war of ideology. Anyone can die at any moment in time, but ideas they can last for thousands of year.
     I consider this an important article because it informs you on what we are doing in our ongoing war. Today we hardly get any news from the front lines which worries me because this is becoming the new forgotten war. People really don't understand what we have accomplished in our war, and really why we are there and why it's taking such a long time to get things done. When reading the article it's important to watch the video as well as reading the story, this is one article on there but I invite you to explore other stories. 


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