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The New York Times editorial board on what could happen to the women of Afghanistan when American troops leave.
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“The New York Times editorial board on what could happen to the women of Afghanistan when American troops leave.”
Funny how that wasnt a concern when the reds were in the stan. They must have made the happy dance when 911 happened, else there was no way they could have justified going in Afghanistan guns blazing and bombing, after they had been so vocal about the red military effort in Afghanistan.