Sep 9, 2011
? U.S. troops on the front line believe that the war will go on for another 10 years after they leave.
? An audit shows that the surge of U.S. civilian advisers has cost nearly $2 billion.
? The U.S. mission in Afghanistan has suspended the transfer of detainees to several Afghan jails, following torture allegations.
? The CIA's drone operation has killed more than 2,000 militants and civilians since 2001.
? Provocative headline: Why Native Americans fight and die for the same U.S. army that slew their ancestors.
?A better way than war.
? U.S. deaths are now 1,760.
Duane Shank is senior policy advisor at Sojourners.
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