In Wired's DangerRoom, here"...But civilian clearly "have more to fear from the insurgents," the New York Times notes. According to the U.N., "anti-government elements" were responsible for "fifty-five percent of the overall death toll."...The problem is that the Taliban are already known for their brutality. Such killings only emphasize their brand of harsh "justice." On the other hand, the pro-Kabul forces, both national and international, are supposed to be protectors and stabilizers of civil society...."
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