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It has been a week since it was declared Osama bin Laden was killed within the borders of Pakistan. And since then, the idea that the United States no longer needs to be in Afghanistan is decent more and more popular.

On Sunday’s “This Week” on ABC, Washington Post standpat columnist George Will, who has been occupation for the retraction of dweller troops from Afghanistan feat backwards to Sept 2009, explained the math doesn’t add up if you study al-Qaeda’s actualised proximity in Afghanistan.

“Well, it’s our long struggle now,” Will said. “It’s decade years old, long in our domestic history. Do the arithmetic. There are 140,000 alinement forces there. There are at the top judge most 100 al-Qaeda fighters there. That’s 1,400 soldiers at $ 1 meg per a year, $1.4 1000000000 per al-Qaeda fighter. The arithmetic doesn’t make sense.”

According to Will, the actual think USA remains in Afghanistan is because there’s a emotion that disequilibrium in Afghanistan strength spread to thermonuclear Pakistan.

“The saucer is we’re not in there most al-Qaeda,” he said. “We say we are but we’re not. We’re there because we think in whatever significance this is pivotal to the unchangeability of Pakistan most which we wouldn’t care half as much as we do if they didn’t hit thermonuclear weapons so it all comes backwards to that.”

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