I recently viewed a video, you will find below, that supposeably showed Afghan Police surrendering to a small Group of Tailban. Up to seventy Afghan police drove up to these Taliban to surrender their weapons and equipment. There were not many Taliban and they were armed. The police went out of their way to drive into the area these Taliban Fighters were located to surrender their weapons - after which the Taliban released the police. Now, I thought about this for a while and thought it was familar. Indeed in Vietnam, one day, my unit was assigned to a group of Regional Forces (Rough Puffs) of the South Vietnamese Army to help out in an ambush. I will put it that way. Anyway during this supposed ambush, the Regional Forces set up huge hammocks in which Fifteen to Twenty could sit or lay in. They also played music as loud as they could. Not your usual ambush I would say. Anyway, I though it was evident they did not want a fight. Amazingly no mortar fire was directed at out ambush! But it seems to me these Afghan Police also did not want to fight. Shades of Vietnam? So I decided to add a page on the Afghanistan situation!!

1. Afghanistan Conflict Monitor

2. The Real Story Behind Time's Afghan Woman Cover: American Complicity

3. The Real Reason We Are in Afghanistan

4. Losing Afghan hearts and minds

5. Correspondent: Pay Taliban $20 a day not to fight

6. AFGHAN POLICE SURRENDER TO TALIBAN: Here is a video demonstrating not that Afghanis like the Taliban but that at the moment they are not willing to fight them.

7. Afghanistan Conflice Monitor.

8. The story of the Taliban's rise and fall, in their own words - Pictures!

9. The Taliban in Their Own Words - Story!

10. The Taliban in Their Own Words - Cast of Characters!

11. PHOTOSTREAM : TROOPS AND THE CHILDREN OF AFGHANISTAN. Check on the Right for other pics of Afghanistan..

12. Analogies for War: Vietnam and Afghanistan.

13. Ex-CIA Official Challenges Logic of U.S. Fight in Afghanistan.

14. Afghanistan: NATO's graveyard? Check for other reports here!.

15. Can the War in Afghanistan Still Be Won?: Opposing arguments in a debate as old as the conflict itself.

16. Eight is Enough: There is no Winning in Afghanistan.

17. “Return of the Warlords”: Afghan Elections Marred by Fraud, Warlord Dominance.

18. Voices from Afghanistan: Afghan Women’s Activist Zoya Speaks Out on Eight Years of Occupation.

19. Billions in US aid funneled away from Pakistani military - Is this any way to fight a war?