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This 3 page paper explains President Obama’s reasons for sending additional troops to Afghanistan. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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in the former. This paper discusses his plans for Afghanistan. Discussion President Obama has been drawing fire from the Republicans since his election.
They have banded together to oppose everything he has tried to do. Since every article about the Afghanistan situation will be spun one way or the other, the source for
this paper is President Obama himself; it uses his speech at West Point in which he explains his reasoning for the increased U.S. presence in Afghanistan. He began by pointing
out that the 9/11 attackers were members of al-Qaeda, and that the organization is based in Afghanistan, where it is sheltered by the Taliban (Obama, 2009). He reminded the cadets
of the vote in Congress to send troops to Afghanistan, an operation that is still ongoing (Obama, 2009). He also reminded them that for the first time in history, NATO
"invoked Article 5--the commitment that says an attack on one member nation is an attack on all" (Obama, 2009). And that troops were sent in only after the Taliban refused
to turn Osama bin Laden over to the U.S.; since troops have been in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda has lost a great deal of its power in the region (Obama, 2009).
Unfortunately, as U.S. attention turned to Iraq (which Obama opposed from the outset), but now that involvement is coming to an end; Obama will
have all troops home from Iraq by the end of 2011 (Obama, 2009). But as Iraq has claimed attention, Afghanistan has deteriorated (Obama, 2009). First, the al-Qaeda leaders escaped into
Pakistan and are safe there under a government that, although legitimately elected, is corrupt, hampered by the drug trade, "an underdeveloped economy and insufficient security forces" (Obama, 2009). The Taliban
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