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      I'm having trouble finding the best one, but on Sunday Amnesty
      International ran a "Shadow Summit", which was planned to include
      Madeleine Albrecht (though she may at last moment not have
      appeared), which called on NATO... not to leave Afghanistan alone,
      but to protect the rights of Afghan women.  Several Afghan women
      were there to speak for this.  And, while the anti-NATO rally was
      going on, Amnesty urged people to<span style="font-weight: bold;">
        come and fly kites</span> on Navy Pier:<br>
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http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/press-releases/amnesty-international-to-bring-afghan-women-s-voices-to-the-forefront-of-nato-summit-during-may-20-s</a><br>
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      A notable quote from the above:<br>
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      <blockquote type="cite">Suzanne Nossel, executive director,
        Amnesty International USA, said: “<span style="font-weight:
          bold;">After the billions of dollars and thousands of lives
          given to the cause of a secure and peaceful Afghanistan</span>,
        turning back the clock on women's rights would be tragic. Afghan
        women understandably fear that a return to the dark days of
        Taliban control over their lives will set back their rights,
        undermine Afghanistan's stability and prosperity over the long
        term, and
        <span style="font-weight: bold;">erode the legacy of the last
          decade of U.S. and NATO engagement in that country</span>.”<br>
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      Erode the legacy?<br>
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      AIUSA has already posted a defensive blurb in response to
      criticism, saying that they neither support nor oppose the NATO
      presence, etc.   Maybe they neither support nor oppose the use of
      drones, too.<br>
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      And, one article on the three Chicago protestors charged with
      terrorism - by way of entrapment, says the NLG:<br>
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