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The stunning defeat of the insurgency was a major blow both militarily and psychologically for the terror network.— Pat Dollard | Young Americans
In an interview with the HPR, Tim McCarthy, lecturer at the Kennedy School of Government and member of Barack Obama's LGBT Leadership Council, claimed that successful civil rights movements require three conditions: a widespread, cohesive popular insurgency, political allies who are willing to embrace what the insurgency is advocating for, and support from high courts.
Many European allies remain reluctant to send more troops and equipment to the south of Afghanistan, where the insurgency is at its worst, and their reticence is straining the alliance.— Raw Story
This insurgency is the natural culmination of a process that began in 1980.— lipstick.com: celebrity news that matters to you
In this respect their insurgency is another example of the political ruptures Afghanistan has gone through in its history.— On Line Opinion - Latest Articles
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