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Abdullah warns against Karzai plan

UPI - 21st Feb 2010

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Kabul : Kabul, Afghanistan , Feb. 22 (UPI) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai 's plan to bring back moderate Taliban into society will only undermine Democracy, his main political opponent said. Abdullah Abdullah , the main opponent of Karzai's bid to win a second term in August 2009 Elections, told Britain's Daily Telegraph Karzai's plan to win back moderate Taliban Insurgents with jobs and other incentives also would alienate the Afghans. "Other people which are killing people on the streets in the...

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