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Reconciling With the taliban?
Toward an alTernaTive Grand STraTeGy in afGhaniSTan
ashley J. tellis
 
Reconciling With
the taliban?
oward an alernaiveGrand SraeGy in aGhaniSan
ashley J. tellis
 
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daleandersen

Pakistan is dead. When did she die? I can give you the very date. Pakistan died on December 27, 2007, the day the Taliban (and its Inter-Services Intelligence allies) killed Benazir Bhutto. Isn't it ironic that the only Pakistani with the balls to take on the terrorists was a woman? The current government in Islamabad (if you can call it a government) is composed of cowards, traitors and eunuchs. No one will miss them when they're gone. Which will be very soon.

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