Gallup: Suffering Soars in Afghanistan as Occupation Enters Second Decade
by Jason Ditz,
November 11, 2011
A new Gallup study released today reveals that the number of Afghan civilians who are considered to be “suffering” under the current NATO occupation has grown significantly in just the past year, with some 30 percent now suffering from 23 percent a year ago. Perhaps the more damning figure, however, is that the number of Afghans “thriving” under the current regime is only 4 percent now, a huge drop from the 12 percent estimate last year.
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Dahoit
November 12th, 2011 at 5:07 am
I wonder if Gallup asked the Taliban for their opinion?