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Riedel recalls there was largely a consensus in the group: “People agreed on the threat: al-Qaeda; that al-Qaeda and the Taliban are closely linked; not a monolith, but closely linked, and unlikely to delink when they think they’re winning; delinkable if they think they’re losing, maybe, but not when they think they’re winning; that the war in Afghanistan is going very, very poorly.”
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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Riedel recalls there was largely a consensus in the group: “People agreed on the threat: al-Qaeda; that al-Qaeda and the Taliban are closely linked; not a monolith, but closely linked, and unlikely to delink when they think they’re winning; delinkable if they think they’re losing, maybe, but not when they think they’re winning; that the war in Afghanistan is going very, very poorly.”
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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Riedel recalls there was largely a consensus in the group: “People agreed on the threat: al-Qaeda; that al-Qaeda and the Taliban are closely linked; not a monolith, but closely linked, and unlikely to delink when they think they’re winning; delinkable if they think they’re losing, maybe, but not when they think they’re winning; that the war in Afghanistan is going very, very poorly.”
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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Riedel recalls there was largely a consensus in the group: “People agreed on the threat: al-Qaeda; that al-Qaeda and the Taliban are closely linked; not a monolith, but closely linked, and unlikely to delink when they think they’re winning; delinkable if they think they’re losing, maybe, but not when they think they’re winning; that the war in Afghanistan is going very, very poorly.”
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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