Adeyemi Oshunrinade August 17, 2021 Kabul has fallen, the Afghan leader Ashraf Ghani fled Afghanistan abandoning his people in the midst of firefights and easy takeover by the Taliban, a terror group that lost leadership after US invasion… Read More ›
The Taliban
MALALA YOUSUFZAI: CANCER OF EXTREMISM WITHOUT BOUNDARY
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE October 13, 2012 The shooting of 14-year-old Malala Yousufzai, is not only despicable it is barbaric and inhuman behavior demonstrating a lack of moral decency. It is a criminal act perpetrated in violation of the right of a… Read More ›
MAYBE TIME TO COME HOME:Recent killings and the Unending war
BY AEYEMI OSHUNRINADE The latest as reported is two American soldiers shot and killed by a member of the Afghan National Army, the killings occurred as a result of a dispute during a joint operation between the Americans and their… Read More ›
THE TALIBAN: FIGHTING HEGEMONY, Why The U.S. Must Exercise Caution by Adeyemi Oshunrinade
Wise to say it is impossible to appease those who believe a clash of civilization with the West will restore Islam as a world power. While Western power is able to incapacitate the Taliban, its expanding support base can only… Read More ›
A DECADE IN AFGHANISTAN: Rethinking American Foreign Policy-From Global to the Homeland by Adeyemi Oshunrinade
The United States launched its offensive on the Taliban and Al Qaeda on October 7, 2001 one month after the terrorist attack on the U.S. that killed about 3,000 Americans and foreign nationals. The invasion brought pandemonium to the Taliban… Read More ›
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