Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Re: Britain to Hamid Karzai: start Afghanistan peace talks now (Guardian)

 Siamo all'End Game?
#_Sbrock!!!

 certo di questi problemi, ma ovviamente non si possono neanche ritirare.
#_Falso!

 Luccio, amo e galleggiante.
#_Allocco!!!
Hai letto che retata a strascico ha fatto la stampa al seguito 
dell'armata a Marjah?
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 avresti *visto* che si trattava di quattro case
Cosi`si vede che la stampa non e`manco in sincronia colle riprese TV;
come Holbrooke e Karzai nelle strategie daltronde!
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It turns out, however, that the picture of Marjah presented by military 
officials and reported by major news media is one of the clearest and 
most dramatic pieces of misinformation of the entire war, apparently 
aimed at hyping the offensive as an historic turning point in the conflict.
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Che buffoni!
Leggi quello che scrive il tuo stimato M.Bhadrakumar in Asiatime
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/LC06Df01.html
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The US's AfPak special representative Richard Holbrooke has run into 
head wind almost simultaneously in four key capitals in and around the 
Hindu Kush - Islamabad, Kabul, Tehran and New Delhi.
Holbrooke no doubt achieved spectacular success in London, by rushing an 
agenda of "reintegration" and reconciliation of the Afghan Taliban 
through the assembled gathering of statesmen. The gathering included 
such inveterate critics of the doctrine of the "good Taliban" as India, 
China and Russia. But Holbrooke kept the lot together. That was probably 
the finest hour of AfPak diplomacy.
But did he force the pace? No sooner had the crowd dispersed from 
London, than AfPak diplomacy began unraveling. First, Pakistan went 
ahead and "captured" the Taliban's deputy head Mullah Abdul Ghani 
Baradar. The funny thing is that Baradar was shaping up as a key 
interlocutor for AfPak diplomacy. The Mullah or his men were darting in 
and out of the Persian Gulf oasis towns having secret rendezvous with 
American envoys. Call it Track II or whatever, but a track was being 
cleared for the US's reconciliation with the Taliban's Quetta shura - 
its top leadership organ.
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Karzai delivers a blow
Witnessing the determination in Islamabad to lock the stable doors to 
prevent the studs from being stolen, Kabul seems to have followed suit. 
Afghan President Hamid Karzai went ahead with a decree "Afghanizing" the 
country's election commission. Curiously, Karzai acted unilaterally, 
just as Holbrooke was on a visit to Kabul.
There is some dramatic irony insofar as Karzai intended his move with 
the primary purpose of preempting the sort of regime change that 
Hobrooke attempted during the last presidential elections. Karzai has 
decreed that the Afghan election commission shall henceforth have no 
more foreigners - that is to say, there is no more scope for the US to 
plant proxy agents who might dictate terms within the election 
supervisory body.

 vittoria! <G>
mi domando in realt� su quali basi si possa parlare di ritiro ora... 
Piuttosto si stanno facendo pressioni per accelerare l'afganizzazione del 
conflitto come � successo in Irak portando sostanzialmente la situazione 
sotto controllo.