(Audio - streaming) Ashraf Ghani, a likely candidate for the Afghan presidency, has been outspoken about his country's problem with corruption, which he says is a danger on par with the Taliban. Full Story »
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A fascinating interview with someone who sounds like a smart candidate running against Karzai for President of Afghanistan. Discusses corruption as a major issue for the country.
You can only have corruption, if you have money. The money is coming from the U.S. What nutjob is in charge of giving out and accounting this money?A good story that is factual even if it is not sourced well.
He talks of the Bush Admin., like Obama can stop the corruption. The Afgan's. have to do this. When people are afraid to go to the police, then the ... More »
NPR interviews Ashraf Ghani, an potential opposition candidate in the upcoming Afghan elections, eliciting some interesting insights about politics in the country. Gave me some new perspective; recommended.
A concise article, it focuses on the real problem. Widespread government corruption in Saigon insured Vietnam's eventual military defeat. The current corruption in Iraq makes Vietnam look like Romper Room and Afghanistan might be even worse.
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