treedancer
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Kinda looks like we should have stayed and finished the job in Afghanistan, instead of going off on this Quest, to bring Democracy to the Middle East. We have this surge going in Iraq and looks like all hell is getting ready to break loose in Afghanistan. Well-done Rummy, have a look at your legacy.
<<Pakistan makes a deal with the Taliban
By Syed Saleem Shahzad
KARACHI - The Pakistani establishment has made a deal with the Taliban through a leading Taliban commander that will extend Islamabad's influence into southwestern Afghanistan and significantly strengthen the resistance in its push to capture Kabul. One-legged Mullah Dadullah will be Pakistan's strongman in a corridor running from the Afghan provinces of Zabul, Urzgan, Kandahar and Helmand across the border into Pakistan's>>
<<So when the opportunity arose, Islamabad was quick to tap up Mullah Dadullah. This was the perfect way in which Pakistan could revive its contacts in the Taliban and give the spring uprising some real muscle, so the argument went among the strategic planners in Rawalpindi - in fact, so much muscle that forces led>>
Kinda looks like we should have stayed and finished the job in Afghanistan, instead of going off on this Quest, to bring Democracy to the Middle East. We have this surge going in Iraq and looks like all hell is getting ready to break loose in Afghanistan. Well-done Rummy, have a look at your legacy.
<<Pakistan makes a deal with the Taliban
By Syed Saleem Shahzad
KARACHI - The Pakistani establishment has made a deal with the Taliban through a leading Taliban commander that will extend Islamabad's influence into southwestern Afghanistan and significantly strengthen the resistance in its push to capture Kabul. One-legged Mullah Dadullah will be Pakistan's strongman in a corridor running from the Afghan provinces of Zabul, Urzgan, Kandahar and Helmand across the border into Pakistan's>>
<<So when the opportunity arose, Islamabad was quick to tap up Mullah Dadullah. This was the perfect way in which Pakistan could revive its contacts in the Taliban and give the spring uprising some real muscle, so the argument went among the strategic planners in Rawalpindi - in fact, so much muscle that forces led>>