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I don't know what the f### this is.
Bassago
and even accept U.S. Special Forces raiding private homes.
But Karzai wanted something first: a letter from President Barack Obama apologizing for the harm that U.S. forces have brought on Afghan civilians over the past 12 years.
Draft PDF Doc
Kram09
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I read an article yesterday where Susan Rice (I think the National Security Adviser) said that the U.S. isn't the one who should apologise - in fact on the contrary it's Afghanistan who should be apologising after the U.S. helped them "build" their democracy.
Yes that's right. America carpet bombs countries into oblivion and then has the gall to expect them to apologise.[...]
seeker1963
reply to post by Bassago
Growing and importing the end product of the poppy plant is a very profitable business for the CIA and the bankers!
Where you been my friend?
PARIS (AP) -- Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai lashed out at the United States, accusing it of making threats in the dispute over an agreement to keep U.S. troops in the country beyond 2014.
In an interview published Tuesday by the French daily Le Monde, Karzai says the U.S. is "absolutely" acting like a colonial power in its attempts to force him to sign the bilateral security agreement by the end of this year. The paper quoted him as saying: "The threats they are making, `We won't pay salaries, we'll drive you into a civil war.' These are threats."
Associated Press