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Broke Britain 'can no longer afford role in Afghanistan'
At least I can relate to that argument. "It ain't our war" is different from "we can't afford it." The second case represents a problem that could be overcome. The first represents a repudiation of our efforts -- and possibly a change of sides.Posted by: tipper 2010-05-23 |
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