In his speech last night, committing another 30,000 American troops to Afghanistan, President Obama called on NATO allies to contribute more troops as well links of london sale. He didn’t give a number though. Many in Europe oppose the war and initial reaction appears mixed, as NPR’s Rob Gifford reports from London.
ROB GIFFORD: Europeans woke up to the news of President Obama’s speech this morning and, metaphorically at least, appeared to stifle a collective yawn links of london. As the U.S. has been consumed by the crucial moment in the new Obama presidency, what’s striking here is how little attention is being paid to it by the general public. In political circles, at least though, President Obama’s speech was welcomed and commitments to help were made. The former Danish prime minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, is now the general secretary of NATO valentine’s Day pendants.
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