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    Afghanistan, Rice reminded us, was the launching pad for the terrorists behind the 9/11 attacks. "So our national security interests are very much tied up in not letting Afghanistan fall again and become a safe haven for terrorists" said Rice, who served as national security adviser and secretary of state in the Bush administration. Full Article at Zanesville Times Recorder
    So our national security interests are very much tied up in not letting Afghanistan fall again and become a safe haven for terrorists
    Condoleezza Rice – Condoleezza Rice SOURCE: Zanesville Times Recorder 2 months ago
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Obama should ignore Rice on Afghan policy
  1. Our national security interests are very much tied up in not letting Afghanistan fail again and become a safe haven for terrorists.
    SOURCE: Zanesville Times Recorder 2 months ago
  2. If you want another terrorist attack in the U.S., abandon Afghanistan
    SOURCE: Zanesville Times Recorder 2 months ago

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