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My Question to Senator John Kerry about Afghanistan and His Response

In Afghanistan, News, Opinion, Politics, War, fame on 7 October 2009 tagged Afghanistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan: America's Challenge: Solving the Impossible, Asif Ali Zardari, Bamian, Benazir Bhutto, Cold War, Communism, Durand Line, Greg Mortenson, Hamid Karzai, Herat, Husain Haqqani, John Kerry, Mazar, Mazar-e-Sharif, Mujhaideen, pakistan, Ronald Reagan, Rory Stewart, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Soviet Union, Sudan, taliban, Teresa Heinz Kerry, The Places in Between, United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington National Cathedral with Comments

After the ‘Afghanistan and Pakistan: America‘s Challenge: Solving the Impossible‘ event at the Washington National Cathedral, I pestered Senator John Kerry until I was finally able to ask him a question about the United States and Afghanistan.
The Senator and his wife were running late to another event so he had me walk with him out [...]

Notes and Analysis on National Cathedral Event on Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the United States

In Afghanistan, Crime, History, Iran, Iraq, Islam, News, Opinion, Politics, Racism, Twitter, War, citizenship, india, pakistan, religion on 7 October 2009 tagged Afghanistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan: America's Challenge: Solving the Impossible, Asif Ali Zardari, Bamian, Benazir Bhutto, Cold War, Communism, Durand Line, Greg Mortenson, Hamid Karzai, Herat, Husain Haqqani, Iraq, John Kerry, Mazar, Mazar-e-Sharif, Mujhaideen, NATO, pakistan, Ronald Reagan, Rory Stewart, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Soviet Union, Sudan, taliban, The Places in Between, United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington National Cathedral with Comments

This evening I attended the ‘Afghanistan and Pakistan: America‘s Challenge: Solving the Impossible‘ event at the Washington National Cathedral.
The event was largely a discussion about the United States’ on-going presence in Afghanistan and how an unstable Pakistan can either help or hinder success for both the United States and Afghanistan.
Panelists included Senator John Kerry [...]