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Articles by Richard Alan Leach

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Book Review: Building Pipelines, Supporting Warlords and Bleeding Afghans

Richard Alan Leach March 21, 2007 Richard Alan Leach

Less than four weeks after 9/11, on October 7, 2001, the US attacked Afghanistan in the opening salvo of what was later justified as a new "war on terror." The US dropped more than 10,000 bombs, including air strikes from B-2 and B-52 stealth bombers and cruise missiles from submarines in the Arabian Sea.

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