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Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai rips deadly U.S. raid
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Monday, January 26th 2009, 1:12 AM Relations between the new Obama administration and Afghanistan didn't get off to a good start Sunday when Afghan President Hamid Karzai angrily condemned a U.S. operation that he said killed 16 civilians. Hundreds of villagers protested ...
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Obama’s 1st Week: 153 Killed….Media Silent
Flopping Aces — ... -12 Killed in US strike in Afghanistan; Hundreds of villagers protested against the American military after a raid in eastern Afghanistan left more than a dozen people dead. ...

Obama’s 1st Week: 152 Killed….Media Silent
Flopping Aces — ... -12 Killed in US strike in Afghanistan; Hundreds of villagers protested against the American military after a raid in eastern Afghanistan left more than a dozen people dead. ...

O’Reilly: Karzai’s Concern For Civilian Causalities Is ‘Insulting’
Think Progress — ... Last night on the O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly blasted Afghan President Hamid Karzai for appealing to U.S. forces to do more to limit civilian casualties in Afghanistan. O’Reilly chastised Karzai, calling his appeal “insulting” and suggesting that Afghans are ungrateful for the support they receive from U.S. and NATO forces: ...

O?Reilly: Karzai?s Concern For Civilian Causalities Is ?Insulting?
The Hollywood Liberal — ... Last night on the O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly blasted Afghan President Hamid Karzai for appealing to U.S. forces to do more to limit civilian casualties in Afghanistan. O’Reilly chastised Karzai, calling his appeal “insulting” and suggesting that Afghans are ungrateful for the support they receive from U.S. and NATO forces: OREILLY: U.S. and NATO […] Last night on the O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly blasted Afghan President Hamid Karzai for appealing to U.S. forces to do more to limit civilian casualties in Afghanistan. O’Reilly chastised Karzai, calling his ...

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