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US Visit: UK Troops Could Leave Afghanistan As Soon as 2011

Posted on July 21st, 2010 in Coalition Government Plans, International Politics, UK Politicians

Forget 2014 – We want it all… We Want it NOW!

Prime Minister David Cameron says UK troops could leave Afghanistan as soon as next year. This was announced at the US visit by PM David Cameron.

David Cameron Told the BBC the same could be expected of UK forces “based on conditions on the ground”.

This is a different message than the previous predictions of 2014. I also don’t think that the Prime Minister should throw out dates without serious facts and evidence backing the prediction, 2011 is a little soon to pull the troops from Afghanistan. Even though I don’t want troops to loose their lives in the war I also don’t want the Afghanistan to loose control and have no security.

I wonder what has made the Prime Minister shorten the ‘deadline’ to get the troops out.

Author: Caleb Law age: 13

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