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  1. 4 Government Ministers answer your questions on Afghanistan
    Prior to the London Conference about Afghanistan, David Miliband, Bob Ainsworth, Douglas Alexander and Ivan Lewis will answer questions on UK policy in Afghanistan.To post a question, click here.... Show more»
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  1. Tower Block of Commons: You ask the MPs.
    For the rest of the Channel 4 series, we will be giving you the opportunity to put your questions to some of the MPs appearing in Tower... Show more»
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J A Khan is asking David Miliband: "Do you really think Hamid Karzai has any control on Afghanistan? He cannot even control his own party..." Show more »"Do you really think Hamid Karzai has any control on Afghanistan? He cannot even control his own party or the parliament. All his nominations (second time)  for the cabinet have been more or less rejected. What this conference in London would achieve? Another PR exercise.
Please bring our boys back, don't let them die for
Hamid Karzai who is not worth apenny.

If you really want all these conflicts to finiish, please speak the truth about Palestine suffering and Israel brutality." Show less »
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narnoGP is asking David Miliband: "Are there any circumstances in which the Taleban will NOT have representatives in a democratic government..." Show more »"Are there any circumstances in which the Taleban will NOT have representatives in a democratic government in post war afghanistan if they gain enough votes in an election eg what views would mean they were banned as a political party/movement in Afghanistan?" Show less »
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Rassa is asking David Miliband: " Are the NATO allied countries committing towards Afghanisation (Afghanistani) or towards Tribalisation..." Show more »"
  1. Are the NATO allied countries committing towards Afghanisation (Afghanistani) or towards Tribalisation (tribalism) Talibanisation (Fundamentalisation) of Afghanistan?

 

  1. Why the UK Government does allow the Karzai and Atmar to establish Tribe militia (Talibanisation system) to enforce the rule of law in Afghanistan?

 

  1. Why the Afghanistan Government’s justice system and the police force are getting that do not fighting against corruption, drug and crime in their one mile jurisdictions?

 

  1. Why the Afghanistan Government military force, the Police force and intelligent secret services are so corrupt and can not fight against the Taliban? Why they get paid?

 

  1. Why Karzai is not accountable for signing anti-feminism law that allows the rapists to commit a crime against young female children in Afghanistan?

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ittaskforce is asking David Miliband: "Are you satisfied with the cooperation of governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan in war against terrorism?"
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swest is asking David Miliband: "President Obama has said that we will have a draw down of troops from Afghanistan in 18 months. Learning..." Show more »"

President Obama has said that we will have a draw down of troops from Afghanistan in 18 months. Learning from the Russian occupation of Afghanistan and the Korean War will Afghanistan now been seen in hindsight as a war that we had really no right to be in, that we'll leave a legacy of a broken country with very little infrastructure and improvement in people's lives there and nor will it make the UK or USA any safer. With Jordan, Yemen, possibly Somalia and the lingering persistence of areas within Pakistan being places of fervent ideological initiation - in light of all this why do we continue to fight a war with people that we should be aiding, understanding and educating? Surely we should have learnt a very, very long time ago we can't fight an idealogy or someone else's moral compass.

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brumgirl on Nominate Britain's Best MP: "Gisela Stuart MP for standing up for what she believes in even when others in her party try to shut ..." Show more »"Gisela Stuart MP for standing up for what she believes in even when others in her party try to shut her up. For continuing to work hard for her constituents even though the odds are stacked against her winning again (unlike other MPs who have just thrown in the towel)." Show less »
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AlexJones on Nominate Britain's Best MP: "Bob Russell (Lib Dem), came out spotless from the expense scandal, a fanatic about his town of Colchester,..." Show more »"Bob Russell (Lib Dem), came out spotless from the expense scandal, a fanatic about his town of Colchester, has one of the best attendance voting records in the country, seems to be involved in every issue in his town and nationally." Show less »
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TJH123 on Nominate Britain's Best MP: "Lynne Featherstone (Lib Dem) for being one of the 'saints' in the expenses scandal, for her intolerance of bureaucratic buck-passing and for her real empathy with the socially deprived in Haringey."
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Londontowner on Nominate Britain's Best MP: "Chris Mullin (Lab), for sharing his knowledge of how politics really works through great fiction and autobiography and for only having a black and white telly."
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NiklasSmith on Nominate Britain's Best MP: "I nominate David Howarth MP (Lib Dem, Cambridge). Since his election in 2005 he has been a principled..." Show more »"I nominate David Howarth MP (Lib Dem, Cambridge). Since his election in 2005 he has been a principled and honest MP, who has always stood up for the rights of not just his constituents but everyone in Britain. His defence of the right to protest and his exposure of the dangers of the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 was sterling work. He has also been a model constituency MP, always listening to the people who elected him and gaining respect from many in Cambridge who don't share his political philosophy." Show less »
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souljyah is asking Tim Loughton: "Hello Tim, during the process of the program some people stated that they don't vote at all, Therefore..." Show more »"Hello Tim, during the process of the program some people stated that they don't vote at all, Therefore i shall be raising questions pertaining to the topic of voting, please could you answer the following directly, honestly and truthfully with a yes or no answer? thank you. It is my understanding the House of Commons is the second highest court of this realm; do you agree? Also it is my understanding that in Law, silence is in fact consent, which is legally termed Acquiescence, meaning; the act or condition of acquiescing or giving tacit assent; agreement or consent by silence or without objection, do you agree? Furthermore if someone is registered on the electoral roll, but that someone decides against voting, is it then the case that, having stayed silent they have in fact consented to the present government, meaning the party in power receives that someone's vote by default? " Show less »
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