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Afghan anti-terror meet hears calls to oust NATO force - Yahoo! News

Afghan anti-terror meet hears calls to oust NATO force - Yahoo! News: "'How can I accept that yesterday jihad against the Russians was a must, and today this is not a jihad?' he asked. 'There is no need for the NATO forces. Bring Islamic countries' troops,' said Mohmand, from Pakistan's Mohmand Agency, in a heated address that earned him a smattering of applause. His call came on the second day of a three-day 'peace jirga', aimed at persuading the fiercely independent tribes from the remote border regions to root out Taliban and Al-Qaeda elements using their mountainous territories as hideouts."

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