Yes, groups like "Doctors Without Borders" have done some outstanding humanitarian work over the years. However, as you pointed out, the borders are closed to them and other aid organizations. Without some form of cooperation from the Taliban and/or a workable distribution network within the country, it seems the only remaining alternative is to airdrop the food. So we're back to my original question - what do they suggest we do? Obviously, they believe what we're doing now is a bad idea. If they have a viable alternative, I'd love to hear it. If they don't have a better idea, then they should admit it and shut up.