guards, the ellison family was there, too. hard tore imagine that he wasn't aware, in the study of history when all else fails, when all your analysis and looking at documents fail i invite you to apply common sense. when you visit ellison house and someone says to you that the general could not have known what was going on, is ludicrous. what are the people in the corner doing, what are they talking about, what are they writing? he knew well. he knew well. so now, at ellison house that begins the plot. the plot. on saturday, march 8th, 1783, there arrives a messenger from philadelphia to general gates, colonel walter stuart. he was inspector general in the northern army, washington was very unhappy and spent so much time in philadelphia didn't seem to be attracted to newbergh, new york, but finally arrived and when he arrived he went first to the commander in chief to pay his respects and then went to general gates. general gates later wrote to a friend that colonel stewart as arrived with information from some of our friends

and so now at ellison house there begins the plot, the plot. on saturday, march 8th, 1783, there arrives a messenger from philadelphia to general gates. colonel walter by the way, is known as the handsomest man in the american army. colonel stewart held a high rank. he was the inspector general of the northern army. washington was very unhappy with colonel stewart. he had spent so much time in philadelphia he didn't seem to be attracted to newburg, new york. but he finally arrived, and when he he arrived he went first to the commander in chief to pay his respects and then went immediately to general gates. general gates later wrote to a friend that colonel stewart has arrived with information on some of your friends in philadelphia. those friends could only have been, of course, morris and morris, hamilton and madison and some others. perhaps making overtures to general gates. that was saturday. the next day, sunday, was a very busy time at ellison house because the staff was busy writing, in particular colonel john armstrong. armstrong was wri

ellison: absolutely. the gentlelady should note, i have this one chart up, i'd just like to let folks know, because what the question was "washington post" and abc asked the following statement president obama is making a good faith effort to deal with the country's economic problems but the republicans in congress are playing politics by blocking its proposal -- his proposals and programs, or, president obut ma has not provided leadership on the economy and is just blaming republicans in congress for not doing his job. 53% of the people responded to the statement a, the first one. that is, president obama is making a good faith effort, republicans in congress are making -- are playing politics by blocking his proposals. i hope that republicans are reading this. they're in the looking good. the best thing for them to do is stop making proposals like the transportation bill, h.r. 7, which literally cuts squobs. the american people are watching this and quite frankly, i want us all to succeed. i don't want

ellison: liar loans. ms.aptur: they would go up to a senior citizen, a woman after she lost her husband and say, ma'am, you know, we feel very sorry for you but we want you to know we have a deal. you'll never have to worry about your financial future again. they got her to cash out her equity and they put one of these balloon payments on there so they ended up having -- she ended up having to pay more than she could afford 10 years out. this is what happened to people. there's so much crime inside what was done in community after community and what's been happening at the f.b.i. is they have not been able to beef up their financial fraud division. and they've been held -- that's why -- mr. ellison: if the gentlelady will yield for just a moment on that. ms. kaptur: i'll yield. mr. ellison: i'll ask you about that. so over the course of the last several months our friends on the republican side of the aisle -- i am going honest -- have been trumpeted this idea that government is too big. we have to cut. we ju

in ellison house at this particular moment, general gates, three senior staff, several guards, the ellison family was there, too. they didn't want to leave. it's hard to imagine that he wasn't aware. in the study of history, when all else -- when all else fails, when all else fails, when all your analysis and looking at documents fails, i invite you to apply common sense. and when you visit ellison house and look at this place and someone says to you that the general could not have known what was going on, it's ludicrous. of course he did. what are those people over in the corner doing? what are they talking about? what are they writing? he knew well. he knew well. and so now at ellison house there begins the plot. the plot. on saturday, march 8th, 1783, there arrives a messenger from philadelphia to general gates, colonel walter stuart. he was known as the handsomest man in the american army. colonel stewart held a high rank. he was inspector general in the northern army. washington was very unhappy. he had spent so much time in philadelphia and didn't seem to be attracted to newburgh, ne

ellison was a free black in south carolina. he was one of the most successful slave owners in the south prior to the outbreak of the war. he was a cotton begin builder. and if you wanted a cotton gin built right, you went to this free black, william ellison and he sent out a crew to build you what was perhaps the best cotton gin built. and his work force was made up of slaves. according to the 1830 united states census, in the states of louisiana, maryland, south carolina, and virginia, free african-americans owned more than 10,000 slaves in 1830. in south carolina alone, there were 171,000 african-american slave owners that owned slaves in 1860. in the book, spent a number of chapters looking at the work life, family life, social life, food, clothing, shelter, religious life, medical life, the education or lack there of education of slaves in the american south. and time certainly doesn't permit us to cover all of that. let's just look very briefly at the work life of the slaves. most slaves work from dawn to dusk in backbreak

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ellison already won the trophy, and it is here. we have it. what i am a bit confused about is we built a stadium for our giants. we are looking at the forty- niners. but there is no guarantee for them to be the winners, is there? mr. ellison has already brought home the cup. as it stands, we are in a position to defend that cup. in front of the whole world. we are not doing much about it, except saying the couple has run over. -- the cup hath runneth over. who is to say, bringing the sport here in a natural stadium -- who is to say america's cup may stay here another four years, eight years, 12 years? i would suggest your staff research some of the revenue streams that have happened in the city's that have actually benefited because the couple stayed in their city for more than one term. our team is not buying for position. our team is already placed to remain here for another eight years. don't you want to defend your homecoming team? that is what i would like to do. >> toni howard from and all steps studio. you are being asked to adopt port

ellison. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota for five minutes. mr. ellison: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, tonight we come together, republicans, democrats, muslims, christians and jews, to stand for a very simple idea and that idea is that it ought to be the case that a person can freely profess their faith. it ought to be the case that no matter what your religion is it's dear to you and you should not be punished for professor it publicly, wherever you -- professing it publicly wherever you are. you know, i have not really sought out a lot of attention for my own faith but i got some of it anyway. and the fact is that i feel so privileged to be an american, where i can, for the first time ever, when i was sworn in, use the book of my faith. and as i heard about the story of pastor youcef, i thought to myself, wow, you know, here i am, a muslim in a christian majority country, free to swear in on a koran when i came to congress and there he is,

to two members who serve on the house financial services committee -- democratic congressman keith ellison of minnesota and arizona republican congressman david schweikert. they will take questions on the economy and president obama's latest housing mortgage plan. >> over the past two and a half years the u.s. economy has been gradually recovering. while conditions have certainly improved, the pace of the recovery has been frustratingly slow. and particularly from the perspective of the millions of workers who remain unemployed or underemployed. fortunately over the past few months, in the cases -- indicators have shown signs of improvement. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] host: that was part of the testimony that the federal reserve chief ben bernanke gave to capitol hill yesterday in his outlook for the year 2012. as we start our program this friday morning we are going to ask you to tell us how the economy is failing in your local community and how you think it might in fact your vote and those of your neig

ellison, i was in conversation with him about an hour ago, and he's just as enthusiastic about gettings race started. >> reporter: but the clock was ticking. and getting started meant not getting turned down. >> these are things that we just don't have a certainty about. >> reporter: by the board of supervisors which in little more than 24 hours was going to vote on whether the city would host the race. jim lazarus with the chamber of commerce says the piers 30-32 renovation was a key make it or break it part of deal. >> oh, it will be easier to get it through because there was opposition as we usually hear in san francisco on land use issues. >> reporter: he feels by not giving ellison rights to renovate, develop and have 66 years of potential next from piers 30 and 32 the city is actually losing out on an improved waterfront but again, time tipped the scales because waterfront development is limited and expensive. >> i think they were hoping to put deals together on waterfront property, seawall lots, solid properties, things that would make it all work. the longer they looked at it,

. >>> next, congressman keith ellison joins us.wrap. >> thank you very much. it's a strong day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average as we look at how all the averages are doing trading with triple digit advances on the dow right now, about 109 points on the trading session. 108 and change. standard & poor's up 13 points on the session and the s&p is up 35. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. msnbc is back in a moment. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing hers? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels with long-term use of nexium. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea and ab

and that is an organization answering to larry ellison. the ceo, you remember. he won and brought to it san francisco. and event authority and port and city agreed that the city would hand over rights to the piers if he would agree to spend money to refurbish those piers. the city later back tracked on that. now, the city wants the event authority to put a hard cap on how much the city will have to reimburse ellison. and steven barkley is ceo. >> and we make sure we can condition our approval with a hard cap being put in place. >> we won't agree to a camp because the america's cup was awarded for san francisco. on the basis we'd be reimburse forward what we spend upgrading the piers. >> barkley says the restoration is scheduled to take a year burke they only have nine months to get it done before the first of the preliminary races come to san francisco. and i wish i can tell you what the committee decided but it's up thereacking about it and have been since 2:00 this afternoon. we'll that detail tonight at 9:00 or perhaps, at 11:00. >> yes a bankruptcy judge has

i'm joined by keith ellison, good to have you with us tonight, appreciate your time. always interesting to see what happens in minnesota, because the pendulum can shift. what do you make of rick santorum and his polling right now? it seems to mie the same people that did it for him down in iowa are showing up in minnesota, the last time i checked that state is a stone's though away. what do you make of what is unfolding? >> well, one thing about rick santorum is he believes what he says he believes. and in minnesota, whether the conservatives like us liberals or progressives, prides authenticity, that is something romney lacks. >> you are speaking volumes, my friend. let me tell you about newt gingrich last night at this event. he walks in, he speaks, he says vote for me, does no retail politic what's so ever. i was really stunned by that. he didn't interact with the people, maybe he has such a tight schedule he doesn't have time for the people. rick santorum is the guy of retail politics, going town-to-town, bus stop to bus topp. what you're saying is correct, how un

controversy tied to the prestigious race and they have eliminated a major deal the group led by perry ellison has them near two of the piers by the bridge. >> they will no longer be part of the discussions for development. >> race organizers plan to spruce spruce up the piers but they are dropping them because of tight construction deadlines. they are now scheduled to vote on the final construction plan. >>> they will consider a plan that could bring new life to pier 70. they are considering to fix up a half dozen old shipyard buildings and converting them to modern offices. >>> there is a change in the modern landscape, they had planned to build an old missing bay and now there are reports that sales will leave existing space in town councilors san francisco. plans are now on hold. >>> santa clara council is voting on another measure to speed up the stadium. they are authorizing over the next four months and they plan to have it in time for the correct of the 2012 season. details on the tentative deal to keep the team in the state capital i want to go to sal to check in on traffic this morni

ellison. in announcing to disclose act today, the american people deserve a political system that is fair, transparent, and accountable. if the political system is fair, transparent, and a campbell, we believe that will result and policies that are fair, and as the president said in his state of the union address, the american people deserve a fair shake. every body deserves the same fair shake, the same shot and opportunity in this country, and to do that we should have a political system that responds to their needs, not to who is bankrolling various campaigns. what this says is let's get rid of secret money in american politics. let's make sure that when people contribute to these outside groups, whether they are contributors or corporations or other entities, whoever they may be, they have to disclose who they are. they have to report who the contributors are. the american people a right to know who is bankrolling east television ads they are watching. that is one think. another think it d

ellison would have to scramble to find another venue at the very late date. >> at staying fabulous here. it certainly is. 59 and half moon bay and these numbers were at least 10 degrees warmer than what we experienced on monday. it is taking a while to cool down this evening. san jose 55 after our high of 65. we get over to the north and eastern portion of our district where his 47 in napa, 50 in livermore after 60 degrees today. san francisco in the mid- 50's after the high temperature of 61. 39-47degrees will be the span and we will see some areas of patchy fog away from the day. the area of low pressure to the north of the bay area, see those clouds quacks that are still drifting in across the horizon, but this huge dome of high pressure will continue to contribute to temperatures well above normal for this time of year. but the dry air mass in place, where pollen count will be extremely high tomorrow, and you can blame it on the blossoming of their ash and gene boards. additional warm and breezy conditions with the chance of rain returning to the bay area next week. that seven day f

ellison. the other zero is to make sure that we pegged the agreement that we make with the authorities so that it is pegged. just look and put it in the hiring ordinance. you will be sending a strong message that this is something that we can be excited about and spend our money on. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. and the first thing i would like to say is that it is important for you to balance our budget and make sure that we have money circulating here in the city. if we are investing any money into america's cup, the residents, the taxpayers need to benefit from it. me, as a resident of san francisco, i need to be able to work so i can continue to pay into our city's tax base and we can support this a event. i am in support of the america's cup and also me working said that i can benefit from that. as a member of the coalition of black trade unionists, this is a nationalization, we need to create opportunity for people of color here in san fran

plexuses -- this is below my pay grade, but larry ellison is spending an enormous amount of money with this idea of the fastest boats, latest technology, and this race has never been seen from the shore before, so we are breaking new ground, and there has never been an event but has required the coordination of the entire area. we have been to washington. we have been to sacramento, so getting traction takes a while. when you see these boats going common-law -- when you see these boats go imagine a 13-story building going to the day, it is going to be one of the most extraordinary things but ever happen, so building but of will take awhile, so the fact we have been successful is very encouraging when we have the least amount, and mind you, the money we have raised has been in advance of the board or the authorities writing in debt if it is not written in it is not going to happen, that is encouraging, so if i have the board's approval they are going forward and we are all learning with the real shape and form of this is going to be, and there is talk of whether it is bigger or smaller,

not only ellison will develop it but how tall the development would be. upset other people. and by the way, the board of supervisors, so we set it straight, made another step along the way. let's not forget that friday opponents of the plan filed suit. of course, in court. questioning the environmental and economic concerns. i'm sure we will see it in the board room and in the courtroom as well. >> sure. we have the state and feds involved as well. >> you know, the way thing goes around and around, i wouldn't be surprised if we wound up with a hearing on the moon by the time it's done. >> coming up here in the next half hour, presidential hopeful niewt gingrich stumping in the bay area. we will look at how california could be a key player in the republican contest. >> internationally pakistan demolishes the last hideout for osama bin laden. why they had the work crews tear it all down. he's no ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes

chronicle reports the city agreed to hand over pier property to a development group headed by larry ellison. the group would partially cover the cost to recondition some of the cities piers. as of now, pier 29 and four others, the final draft will be reviewed by supervisors on tuesday. >>> well the latest report from the department of labor reveals some gains against unemployment in the last month. despite the optimistic signs, economic recovery is coming too slowly for some looking for work. giving them a boost back in the market. >> i know there are jobs out there. >> george bonds does. >> pretty much like the work, you know. >> his life has been off track lately. he's the uncle of the toddler killed in a gun battle. a month after hyram was taken off of life support, he lost his job. >> he is here at this 8 week jobs program for people who have fallen on hard times from homelessness to drug and alcohol abuse. >> i'm also in recovery now and i used to bartend. >> so loretta scott needs new skills. >> people have good jobs are out of work and me coming from the restaurant and bartending ind

ceo ellison was going to rebuild those crumbling properties in exchange for future development rightsand free lease. so far only three teams are challenging oracle for the cup so the mayor says all competitors can be son dated at p er 80. the city still plans to use 27 and 29 as a racing village. >>> san francisco board of education set to vote on whether to issue preliminary lay-off notices to 450 teachers the board is obligate today notify employees of lay-offs by march 15th. most are rescinded later. the san francisco examiner reports the board will consider whether to protect the jobs of math and science teachers, bilingual teachers and those focusing on special ed. the board could decide on a list of proposed cuts to trim a 5 1/2 million dollar deficit facing the district next year meaning a loss of more than 75 fulltime positions, increasing class sizes and resulting in counseling cutbacks. >> in dublin tonight the board will consider whether to ask voters to approve a 99 million dollar bond measure the second in eight years to build and improve buildings and equipment it would

ellison: we'll wrap up before seven minutes. all i'd like to say, madam speaker, is that the progressive caucus looks at an america where the american dream was of liberty and justice for all. and when those words were written, we had a society where only part of our society was legally allowed to fully participate. when they couldn't vote, women quont vote -- couldn't vote. but people who believe in the dream of america wanted to make progress and fought to make sure that women and people of color could vote in this country. and people looked at that american dream and said, you know what, we have a dream of a big middle class, broadly shared prosperity, and even though the society may not have quite been that way at that time, they worked to fulfill that promise, that dream, the american dream, an idea that a good americans pursued to help bring in to fruition. we are trying to make progress on the dream. the progress of full inclusion, full employment. respecting our environment. believing in science. this is what the progres

keith ellison is a democrat from minnesota and member of the house financial services committee as we talk about fannie mae and freddie mac to help homeowners under water. we will get the perspective of david schweikert. that is live on c-span television. thanks for joining us on this thursday. enjoy the rest of your evening. >>> in a few moments, the head of the congressional office testifies on the economic outlook. in a little less than two hours, they will discuss extending a payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits. after that, the senate budget committee will talk about how the europe crisis will affect the u.s. >>> 2020 or half of all energy that navy uses afloat and ashore will come from non fossil fuel sources. >> from the first to use nuclear power for transportation, navy secretary ray mabus on new energy for the fleet. >> we are too dependent on volatile places on earth to get energy. we are susceptible to supply shocks and if we have enough, we have susceptible to price shocks. when the libya situation started and the price of oil went up $40 a barrel, that was almost a

ellison's pto is about $16,000 short. treasurer deanna lynch took the money and used it for personal expenses. tonight several restaurants in sunnyvale will host an eat for ellis fundraiser. they will donate their proceeds to today's schools recovery fund. >> you may notice a lot of folks wearing red this morning, including our crew this morning. it is national -- no. help me out. american heart -- women's american heart -- >> what was that? >> go red for women to bring awareness to heart disease for women. it's a huge killer. i wanted to take note of that including mike who is wearing red. >> that's right. we call it go red for women. i'm hosting an event, it's a strut in union square on valentine's day when hopefully more wear red. i'm always strutting. exactly. look to the roadway, walking taller. we had a sigalert. all lanes have been cleared and as i made the last report they were in the process of clearing that sigalert from the report as well. so no problems for the flow on the upper deck getting into san francisco

mortality and to work on these allegation of possibility to make sure therefore agency has full set of ellison control and we expect and i advice all including u.s. and european not to have provocative statements to jeopardize this conducive environment let agency on iran to do their. professional work and you prove to the whole world that the all activities are exclusively for peaceful purposes thank you ever so much being on the program to times appreciate it and so today iran's envoy to the in vienna thank you my pleasure. it's truth coming up to twenty forty four and a half we got a thirty second break and the headlines in the sport coming up here on r.t. hope you can stay with us. wealthy british style. markets. scandal. what's really happening to the global economy is cause a report on our. headlines on monday night a terrorist plot to kill after sunday's presidential election has been prevented by moscow and kiev three suspects arrested for a bomb plot in ukraine have confessed to preparing to assassinate the prime minister. yes to reform the syrian people overwhelmingly approved a new

mortality and to work on these allegation of possibility die maisha therefore agency has full set of ellison control and we expect and i advice all including u.s. and european not to have provocative statements to jeopardize this conducive environment let agency on iran to do their both professional work and you prove to the whole work that the all activities are exclusively for peaceful purposes. with the. technology innovation called billy's developments around russia we. see the story. you think you understand it and then. you hear see. and realize everything you. are welcome to the big picture. the top story. after sunday's presidential election has been prevented by. two suspects arrested in ukraine of confessed to preparing to assassinate. yes to reform the syrian people have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution after voting on a referendum but the e.u. is stepping up the pressure with tough new sanctions on president assad's regime. countries open to u.n. inspections but accuses the working for american. report accusing a rat of still not cooperating. headlining because in cash

mortality and to work on these allegation of possibility to make sure therefore agency has full set of ellison control and we expect and i advice or including u.s. and european not to have provocative statements to jeopardize this conducive environment let agency on iran to do their professional work and you prove to the whole work that all activities are exclusively for peaceful purposes thank you ever so much being on the program to times appreciate it and so today iran's envoy to the i.a.e.a. in vienna thank you. well give him a note so we have a lot of. groups. also. you know my marriage was like many of them out h. it wasn't. when i was fourteen yes you can liberate other women and you certainly can't do it through the barrel of a gun believe that if social change you can be the afghans themselves afghan men and women we believe are going to stun them not to across. a patient it's a position and that a construction. people in the obama administration talking about how much they care about the women of afghanistan it's not true they don't care about the women of afghanistan. the e.u. crack

billionaire sheldon add ellison is giving the super pac $10 million in addition to the $10 million he and family members have given him. president obama is doing some campaigning of his own in wisconsin and washington state. tonight the president is wrapping up a fund-raising blitz across three states. six stops in 61 hours. based on what we know they are charging for tickets, collectively the obama campaign and dnc took in more than $8.5 million. the obama campaign announced today it and the dnc raised $29 million in just the month of january alone. >>> internet privacy or the lack of it is back in the news tonight with word that google has been tracking the web browsing habits of people who thought they were surfing around the web with much more security. our report on this from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: on the internet where the privacy rules are still being written, google seems to have pushed the boundaries. in essence, it and several advertising companies found a way to trick an apple software code. then secretly follow the internet browsing of millions of people who use

larry ellison would it for himself. that is the test from my perspective, and those of you who follow the press, there is an interesting piece on the america's cup that the "sf weekly" had. the headline is the cup runneth over, where you have a major wave overrunning the city and county of san francisco. we want to make sure that we have a deal that is not only right for the city and county today but is also right for the city and county for generations to come. some of the property rights that are implicated here, that are being proposed, have the city making commitments on property and assets that, quite frankly, not only belong to us but belong to future generations of san franciscans, and we have an obligation to make sure that 10, 20, 30, 40 years from now, people are not going to look back at this deal and say, terrific what were they thinking back in 2012 -- and say, "what were they thinking back in 2012?" i think the recommendations made in this report are recommendations that should be adopted, beginning with f

ellison, is recognized for the remaininti the gentleman needs to turn his microphone on. >> thank you, mr.mr. chairman bu for coming. i just want to know your views on what more do you think could beo help the housing market get back on track? let me just observe that about 60% of all the mortgages are either owned backed by, you know, the gses and perhaps, you know, some people down, the ones we can write down, and yet they haven't been. and there's some resistance to that. is that a feasible solution? and if not, you know, what other ideas do you have regarding the housing market? because it seems like that is the one persistent thing that seems to be dragging the economy down. and it's not just construction jobs. i mean, it's just, you know, it's a loss of equity. it's a general prevailing sort of diminishment of demand, as i see it. let me hand it over to you. that's actually going to be my only question. >> as you may know, congressman, the federal reserve put out a white paper recently that had an analytical discussion of many options without makes recommendations. a whole range

reports they has agreed to hand over pier property to a development gp headed by oracle founder lay ellison. in exchange, the group would partially covere costs to recondition some oe city's piers. as of now, pier 29 and four others woue leased to race organizers. a final draft of the agreement will be reviewed by supervis on tuesday. the timing of the america'sp falls on the heels of anothr big sports move in san francisco. the 49ers headino santa clara. we turn to our political insiders about all the money spent on the new stadium. we wanted to know, will the team pay k any of the millions of dolls used on to build their new home. matier: stadium will be bui, this morning's top stories: about 70 people took part ia mostly peaceful protest agat police in oakland. no one was arrested last night. sel people did throw objects at media photographers... but o one was hurt. mitt romney has won the neva republican caucuses by a wie margin. with nearly three quarters of precincts reporting... mitt romney ha8 percent of the vote. newt gingrich is second with 23 percent. we are now less than eight s

the muslims either you know there is the peter king hearings on muslim radicalization work keith ellison was crying when muslims see that and they get tormented by the fact that they walk around they don't feel like society is on their side at home in the us and abroad. i feel like this conversation is a little bit repetitive because i was talking to you about something another embarrassing act by the u.s. military just not too long ago do you recall that video that resurfaced a marine on the bodies of dead taliban so what is going on here how does this all. the big picture shape of our troops overseas. well specifically in afghanistan. of the marines the marines and of the marines on the dead afghan the burning of the koran the incident now and the others just general treatment of afghans day to day throughout the counterinsurgency effort. afghans are in favor of international support for their not in favor of a lot of this kind of anti afghan anti muslim behavior which that they see as. an identity crisis that's occurring right now it's as if this is their afghan idea that is being tak