At the close of this small college screening, a frustrated man stood up and said, “Let’s all pitch in a buck to buy a copy for Barack Obama.” Fifty bucks later, the organizer had enough to send it special delivery.

Why are we there? What do we have to gain? Who wants us there? When and how do we get out?

In 2003, 83 percent of the Afghans had a favorable view of the U.S. By 2009, the figure had slipped to 47 percent.

Many of the Afghans are now so miserable, hungry and dispossessed that they want to die.

“Rethink Afghanistan” is a compilation of interviews with people in the U.S. government and U.S. military establishment, in positions of power in the Arab and Indian political worlds and people from American think tanks.

It captures statements from people who head up non-governmental agencies, political pundits, university professors, religious leaders and people from Afghanistan.

They speak out unanimously for an end to American military presence in Afghanistan. This includes John Kerry, who reminds the audience of similarities to an unwinnable war some years ago.

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