From Afghanistan to Minneapolis: Do U.S. Wars Ever End?
On April 13, President Biden officially broke an agreement, signed in Doha with the Taliban, to withdraw ALL troops of US and NATO in 14 months, by May 1. Instead Biden announced a new plan to withdraw military forces by September 11.
After 20 years of terror and broken promises is this really the end of a brutal US occupation?
Back in 2012 the Obama-Biden administration express intent to remove all forces from Afghanistan by 2014.
Biden’s recent promise to end the U.S. presence in Yemen had little material effect in a country plagued by US backed Saudi military terror and US sanctions and blockade-induced starvation.
Brutal US military occupations abroad fuel militarized police presence within the U.S. borders.
During the 20 days of the Chauvin trial in Minneapolis, cops killed 64 people in the US.
Is there any end to racist police terror despite endless government promises?
Join Workers World Party as we discuss imperialism at home and in Afghanistan, the armed forces of the U.S. state apparatus which enforce it, and what the working class can do to intervene in all of these crises.
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