U.S. Mission in Pakistan Hindered by Anti-Americanism

Washington Post by Karen DeYoung, Pamela Constable | Sep. 25, 2009 (News Report)

A new wave of anti-American sentiment in Pakistan has slowed the arrival of hundreds of U.S. civilian and military officials charged with implementing assistance programs, undermined cooperation in the fight against al-Qaeda and the Taliban and put American lives at risk, according to officials f... Full Story »

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by James Canning - Sep. 25, 2009

The authors would have improved this article by mentioning other polls show a majority of Pakistanis see the US as the greatest threat to their country.

Increasing the US profile in Afghanistan and Pakistan only makes the US appear to be the enemy or occupier, and does not improve stability.