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U.S., Taliban reach violence reduction pact

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By Paul Carrel, Jonathan Landay and Humeyra Pamuk

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I bet my bank balance this happened on the base I just left.

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I bet my bank balance this happened on the base I just left.

You were on the air base southwest of Doha?

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who has vowed to stop the "endless wars" as he seeks re-election in November.

Trump has shown his 'vows' mean nothing. I'm sure some of his handlers have told him a war before the election could hurt his re-election chances.

And that if he's re-elected he can start wars wherever he and the neo-cons in his cabinet want.

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This issue great news if Trump can broker some kind of peace deal and withdrawal plan. Liberals will still complain about it somehow but it will be great nonetheless.

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@blacklabLiberals will still complain 

By 'liberals' I assume you once again mean individuals who have viewpoints different from yours, Trump's, Putin's and others in the global alt right. And it could be some of your 'them' might in fact complain about Trump's 'withdrawal plan', but many others would ask how anyone would believe anything said by a president (impeached) who's told over 15,000 lies. And counting. But then most people willing to use any reasoning ability, regardless political beliefs, don't just divide the world into Trump's way or the 'enemies' ' with no options in between.

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I bet my bank balance this happened on the base I just left.

That would be a good bet provided your bank hasn't folded and your left with a bank balance. I'd change banks to a credit union and hold on to your shirt and drawers while you still have them. You have lost that bet as this didn't happen at your former base. Sorry pal.

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