An estimated 2.4 million Afghan girls remain excluded from secondary education five years after the Taliban took over the country, a U.N. agency said Tuesday, renewing a call for an immediate restorat...
It’s unfortunately a valid question. I don’t know how that factors in to the argument that dismantling USAID hasn’t lead to a famine. Or how it shows that USAID to afghanistan didn’t continue for 3.5 years after the US withdrawal.
You know you could simply elaborate on your point, instead of resorting to accusing me of performatively misunderstanding a confusingly presented argument. This has been quite a pleasant conversation otherwise.
It’s unfortunately a valid question. I don’t know how that factors in to the argument that dismantling USAID hasn’t lead to a famine. Or how it shows that USAID to afghanistan didn’t continue for 3.5 years after the US withdrawal.
Then you’re being deliberately obtuse
You know you could simply elaborate on your point, instead of resorting to accusing me of performatively misunderstanding a confusingly presented argument. This has been quite a pleasant conversation otherwise.
I think I’ve spilled enough ink on the subject
Ah - that would explain why this reads like a blotter…
(that one may be a stretch, I admit)