The War in Afghanistan: Why Britain, America, and NATO Must Fight to Win

We are in Afghanistan out of necessity, not choice. Were we tolose, it would be a shot in the arm for every jihadist, would signal that we did not have the moral fortitude to see through whatwe believe to be a national security emergency, and would suggestthat NATO did not have what it takes to meet its first greatchallenge since the end of the Cold War.

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