Afganistan

Now that dust has settled, what went wrong?

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Niggers

You could blame all sorts of thing that led up to this happening but the ultimate truth is we should have never involved ourselves in other countries bullshit in the first place

I think you mean what went right.

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Nothing went wrong. The mic got the economic boost of having a low level war and only a few soldiers were killed.
They weren't committed to conquering it and it would always return to sandnig ways once America let eventually.

jews

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Nothing, it went perfectly.

Trump withdrew troops too early, Biden did it too slow.

Jews

The US has done regime change in Afghanistan without subsequent economic and political nation building. The US was unwilling to also do regime change and nation building in Pakistan when it became apparent that Pakistan was working against the US objectives in Afghanistan.
Basically since the days of invasion the US was constantly looking for a way out for 20 years. That's not a way to integrate a 20 to 40 million country into an empire.
To be successful the US should've done it more similar to how it was done in Japan — write constitution directly and at least for a couple decades control the economy and politics with iron fist and a lot of direct involvement.