Military Families Speak Out Issue 111: Afghan Police Say No More Troops

Posted on Sep 28, 2009 by ResourceCommittee

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Military Families Speak Out Issue 111: Afghan Police Say No More Troops comes in reaction to last week's assessment by Gen. Stanley McChrystal asking for a buildup of more troops in Afghanistan. This Associated Press report cited police officials and their concern that more troops would "increase the perception the U.S. is an occupying power..."

Also
Despite election fraud:
Washington Post Sept. 27, 2009: U.S. , Allies Vow Support for Karzai

The United States and NATO countries fighting in Afghanistan have told President Hamid Karzai's government that they expect him to remain in office for another five-year term and will work with him on an expanded campaign to turn insurgent fighters against the Taliban and other militant groups.

Peace,
Anna Berlinrut
MFSO Essex County, NJ Chapter

URL: http://njpon.org/uploads/resources/1254165178.pdf

Tags: Afghanistan/Pakistan Peace & Peacemaking Veterans & Military

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