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To: Giordano Bruno who wrote (42667)	10/12/2011 8:13:11 AM
From: Jeff Jordan	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71454

....they need to be absolved of all their sins<g> LOL...bet it all on black...it's only somebody else's money, praise god<g> lvrj.com mission accomplished?<g> cnsnews.com >>>More than 1,700 U.S. military personnel have died serving in the decade-old Afghanistan war, according to CNSNews.com’s database of all U.S. casualties in Afghanistan. A September audit released jointly by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction and the State Department’s Office of Inspector General, found that the U.S. government will spend at least $1.7 billion to support the civilian effort from 2009-2011. According to that report, the $1.7 billion excludes additional security costs, which the report says the State Department priced at about $491 million. A March 2011 report by the Congressional Research Service showed that overall the United States has spent more than $440 billion in the Afghanistan war. Christian aid from the international community has also gone to aid the Afghan government. Nevertheless, according to the State Department, the lack of non-Muslim religious centers in Afghanistan can be blamed in part on a “strapped government budget,” which is primarily fueled by the U.S. aid.<<<