Wary Afghans Watch As U.S. Mulls Over More Troops - NPR

Like other Afghans NPR spoke with for this story, Imak fears the U.S. will continue relying on the same Afghans who have given advice for the past few years — telling the U.S., he says, only what it wants to hear.
Poya Rashid, who helps run a family bookstore and is a fourth-year student at Kabul University, says he and his friends worry that the U.S. is dictating policies without consulting a wide variety of Afghans.
"I think before sending troops they should listen to what people want. We need other things; people don't have work. Just sending troops can't solve people problems," Rashid says. - Listen to the Story
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