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Clinton in Pakistan encounters widespread distrust of U.S.
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10-31-2009 10:04 PM
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arifsali
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The last sentence speaks volume.
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10-31-2009
10:24 PM
clip-on-tie
Anthropologists a thousand years from now will have plenty of time to figure out the root causes of terrorism. We’re too busy.
11-1-2009
8:00 AM
beanz
It is simply amazing that the US can get away with it - randomly killing civilians `for their own good` .
11-5-2009
1:02 AM
tuff-franks
Yes I can understand their thinking. Why would they trust the USA?????
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