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Afghanistan

Can the military presence in Afghanistan help create democracy?
A month after the September 11th attacks, the U.S. in conjunction with the U.K. invaded Afghanistan, toppling the Taliban regime that was sympathetic to Al-Qaeda. Kabul, the country's capital, has for decades at best provided only a weak form of central government, and the country quickly descended into anarchy. This prompted the U.N. to create the International Security Assistance Force to help establish peace and security in the region, but to date they have had very limited success.
Benja on 28 Jan 2010 added the opinion of:
Hamid Karzai


All Questions on War

Is it legitimate for the US to label their enemies "terrorists"?
Can the military presence in Afghanistan help create democracy?
Does Iraq possess weapons of mass destruction?
Should the United States invade Iraq?
Did the Taliban ban drug cultivation because it was "un-Islamic"?
Is God on our side in war?
Is it acceptable to target (i.e. kill) civilians in war?
Is oil a motivation for maintaining a military presence in Iraq?
Was oil a motivation for invading Iraq in 2003?
Can terrorism be dealt with without violence?
Is Israel's demolition policy effective as a deterrent?
Is Israel's demolition policy justifiable ethically?
Is Israel's demolition policy a good idea?
Were the atomic bombs dropped on Japan justified?
Are Iraqis better off since Saddam's regime was toppled?
Would invading Iraq result in a quagmire?
Was Israel primarily responsible for creating the Palestinian refugee problem?
Should Iraq be split into three largely autonomous regions?
Is Russia's invasion of Georgia justified?
Will genocide occur if the US pulls its combat troops out of Iraq?