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Afghan voting, no exit polling (Uprising) |
Elections in Afghanistan take place this Saturday (April 5, 2014), with violence spiking strongly. On Friday, two journalists with the Associated Press were shot. One of them, the Pulitzer Prize-winning German photographer Anja Niedringhaus, was killed. The other is Kathy Gannon, author of the book
I Is For Infidel, who is reportedly in stable condition.
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"It was fun" fighting for empire. Just look what the Romans did for Israel (defense.gov). |
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JSOC and the
American military-industrial complex have left
this ancient nation --
where Buddhism simultaneously began as the gateway between Asia and Europe --
safe and secure, bringing peace and freedom and now fair and transparent democratic elections, but somehow...]
Dozens of attacks in the past weeks throughout the country have
created a tense atmosphere. On Wednesday a [
brainwashed] suicide bomber
killed six Afghan police officers in the capital Kabul, and a day
before that a candidate running for election and nine of his supporters
and staff were killed in a northern province.
Al Qaeda?
"Democracy kicks in" (1:35) after invasion and occupation (Family Guy)
Among the candidates for president are a number of “warlords,” such as Abdul Rashid Dostum and Abdullah Abdullah. Afghan [Puppet-] President Hamid Karzai, who has presided over the country for nearly the entire time of the US occupation, has reached the limits of his tenure. Last December Karzai refused to sign an accord with the US over the status of US forces in Afghanistan, saying it would be more appropriate for his replacement to make the decision.
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