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FREE PRESS EDITORIAL: More troops? Only if U.S. wants more Afghan chaos

For most Americans, this country's deepening military entanglement in Afghanistan has occasioned more confusion than inconvenience. Most remember that the initial U.S. objective was to defeat the Taliban and capture Osama bin Laden. Full Article at Detroit Free Press

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