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With 36,000 Troops Set to Deploy in 2011, Is Permanent War on the Horizon?

29.1.11

With 36,000 Troops Set to Deploy in 2011, Is Permanent War on the Horizon?With 36,000 Troops Set to Deploy in 2011, Is Permanent War on the Horizon?: [truth-out.org] "As the US war in Afghanistan spreads toward Pakistan and the strategy drifts to Counter Terrorism (CT), there is no deescalation in sight. In fact, it is increasingly clear that the White House has little intention to significantly draw down troops in July of this year, as promised in President Obama’s West Point speech.

Approximately 36,000 troops will be deployed to Afghanistan in 2011; 28,900 -80%- of those will deploy before July-the first month of President Obama’s promised transition and draw down phases. The deployments are part of the regular troop rotations, but what might this mean for the July 2011 draw down?"

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