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by Robert Moran With so much discussion about US policy in Afghanistan, its worth taking the time to understand what the Afghan people are thinking. One way to do this is to read the Asia Foundation's fifth public opinion poll in Afghanistan. Conducted in the summer of 2009 (June 17-July 6), this survey of 6406 Afghan citizens was released October 27th and is a treasure trove of polling data. I have seen mountains of polling data in my ...
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That is the title of an opinion piece that appeared today in the Tennessean . Freelance writer Don Barnett raises many of the same issues we have been raising here for the last 2 and a half years. Unfortunately, reform of the program won't happen until the media begin to investigate what is hidden behind a presumption of good intentions.' I'll have more comments later on this excellent op-ed, but wanted to get it to you right away. ...
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