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President Barack Obama defends his limited time frame for the war in Afghanistan, and is also counting on Pakistan for support. Are these key tenets attainable?

L'Audi ncia Nacional ha obert dilig ncies per investigar el segrest de 3 cooperants catalans a Maurit nia. La principal hip tesi s que el segrest s obra d'Al Qaeda. La resta de cooperants de la caravana solid ria que formaven part les v ctimes anunciaran avui si segueixen amb l'expedici . Avui hi hagut mostres de recolzament als cooperants. A continuaci podeu veure les declaracions de F.Osan, president de la caravana solid ria; Jordi Hereu, Alcalde de Barcelona, Josep Maria lvarez, Secretari gral. de la UGT de Catalunya i X. Altozano, d'Acci Solid ria.

They've been doing this for a while, but are now being quite open about it with respect to reporting it in the news and media. This pilot project is just an attempt to familiarize the public of having CCTV cameras in their homes so when it is made mandatory there will be no opposition to it. This is completely invasive, disgusting and strips all privacy and freedom from the people. This pilot project will just expand and expand until we have this in all the Western countries and inevitably all over the world. Anyone who actually wants CCTV cameras in their homes to be spied on by the government should be psychologically evaluated immediately.

Given the amount of time, President Obama has taken to arrive at his decision to escalate America’s footprint in Afghanistan; much to the chagrin of many in his own Party, he must be on to something that has eluded most experts, analyst and even the "know it all mainstream media." Whatever went on in all those "offline" meetings with his war council must have been so huge, that only a brilliantly cultivated brain such as his could foresee an advangtage in ramping up American troop levels north of 100 thousand strong to confront a relatively insignificant presence of Al Qaeda.

Given the amount of time, President Obama has taken to arrive at his decision to escalate America s footprint in Afghanistan; much to the chagrin of many in his own Party, he must be on to something that has eluded most experts, analyst and even the "know it all mainstream media." Whatever went on in all those "offline" meetings with his war council must have been

President plans troop surge in Afghanistan. Public, Congress remain skeptical.

Today on The Lunch, Will kicks off a week dedicated to health care reform. The President's pushing, the GOP is pushing back, and we'll bring you the basics on what exactly they're planning to reform. ALSO: Is the US military back in the foreign prison building business?

Today on The Lunch, Will kicks off a week dedicated to health care reform. The President's pushing, the GOP is pushing back, and we'll bring you the basics on what exactly they're planning to reform. ALSO: Is the US military back in the foreign prison building business?