Afghan War still worth fighting?President Barack Obama asserted today (Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010) that the United States is making significant progress in the nine-year war in Afghanistan, but warned that the conflict "continues to be a very difficult endeavor." For reaction and analysis, we asked two experts on the show: Peter Galbraith, a former U.S. diplomat who has served in Afghanistan, and Andrew Exum, a Fellow of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) and who just returned from a trip to Afghanistan and met with General David Petraeus. They sharply differed on how fast the U.S. should transition its role in Afghanistan (click here to read our fascinating web-exclusive OFF-SET interview with Galbraith). |
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Bring our troops home Americas purpose for going to war is no longer the mission .
The middle east is full of Ernestin Basses from Mayberry R.F.D throwing rocks at Hummers lets leave and let them deal with themselves .
Our government is keeping the war going to keep unemployment down .
Undine, in the most ridiculous mtheod of justifying the name un (one in French) + deien (ten in Old French.) In another messed translation mtheod since eleven in German is elf, I suppose you any name that has elf in the meaning. Alva, Alfred, Alberich, Alvar.