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Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf sat down for an interview with “Good Morning \xA0 America ” co-anchor Chris Cuomo Sept. 23, 2009 . The following transcript of their interview has been edited for clarity. CHRIS CUOMO: Mr. Musharraf, let’s start with you and your future. Have you given thought yet to returning to Pakistan, returning to power? PERVEZ MUSHARRAF: Well — I give thought to what is happening in Pakistan. And I ...
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Obama's Afghan surge and new strategy attempt sophistication and nuance, but fail to grasp the terrible complexities of the Afghan war. In his speech the President noted two key issues: Afghanistan's rampant corruption and the problematic role of Pakistan. But these problems are more vexing than he admits. I know the depth of these problems from study and from years of -- sometimes bitter and disappointing -- experience working in ...
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