03-23-2006, 07:33 AM
<b>Abdullahâs ouster internal affair: FO</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->This latest move by Karzai, a sign that he is becoming more confident, especially after the recent visit of President Bush, is third in the series of easing out hardline members of the Northern Alliance. It has been no secret that Karzai has been quite uncomfortable with the presence of Abdullah Abdullah.
Earlier Karzai had eased out General Fahim and Qanuni. For Pakistan it makes really no difference because if it was Abdullah who, for reasons known best to him, was continuously hitting out at what he said were the failures of Pakistan to combat terrorism, Rangeen Dadfar Spanta is not any different and in fact a bigger hawk on Pakistan.
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Something is wrong here. Why all NA members are out?
Earlier Karzai had eased out General Fahim and Qanuni. For Pakistan it makes really no difference because if it was Abdullah who, for reasons known best to him, was continuously hitting out at what he said were the failures of Pakistan to combat terrorism, Rangeen Dadfar Spanta is not any different and in fact a bigger hawk on Pakistan.
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Something is wrong here. Why all NA members are out?