News of Aghanistan ٢٧
I'm knocking this one out early - Veteran's activities at my kids' school, dontchaknow.
A good variety of stories can be found here.
There is fightin' down South!
President Karzai, let us speak of Kabul...
Iranian been working on the raaaiiiilroad, all the live long day.
This may be the only time ever, that I blog anything about Angelina Jolie.
photo: UNHCR/K.McKinsey
Missing Rummy, already.
There is your Taleban Warrior...trying to escape in drag.
So, you say you want to know all about Herat, eh?
Reuters
Pashtun leader Mohammad Usman Kakar addresses a protest meeting in the Pakistan-Afghan border city of Chaman yesterday. Several thousand ethnic Pashtuns rallied in Chaman yesterday, accusing Pakistan of meddling in Afghanistan's affairs.
photo: John Moore/Getty Images
"We're as mad as Hell and we're not going to take it anymore!"
Unleash the Kiwis!
by Sgt. 1st Class Dexter D. Clouden.
November 6, 2006. Pfc. Raymond Purtee, from the 561st Military Police Company, attached to the 10th Mountain Division, provides convoy security during a patrol near Bagram, Afghanistan.
posted by LTC John at 12:15 AM
4 Comments:
I say again, bless President Karzai's bald head. I feel flat-out sick about Rumsfeld's departure. Abrasive, maybe. Stubborn, undoubtedly. But brilliant. And he respects and cares more about the troops on the ground than his potential smooth replacement ever will.
Isn't it heartwarming to read how downcast Hamas and al Qaeda in Iraq feel in response to this turn of events?
Stupid politicians....
Herat's Jami Masjid mosque is extraordinarily beautiful.
The opportunity for tourism is obviously being overlooked by the folks who are so dead set on killing one another.
Not only is Herat a possible tourist bonanza, it is perfectly located to be a transportation and business center, government center and cutural/eductional center. Some day only Kabul will be richer and more important to Afghanistan...
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