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the iranians have reacted here, to the international community, will provide the political impetus to get everybody behind this in terms of sanctions that have a real impact. particularly on the irgc and the he folks running iran. greta: one of the countries that seems to be opting out or dragging its feet china. russia seems less interested in sanctions as well. i guess we have to get china and russia onboard. how do we do that? it is always a negotiating process. we re just at the beginning of it. i think it s gonna take some period of time. i would say weeks, not months to see if we can t get another u.s. u.n. security council resolution i think that is important then it provides a legal platform for the eu and individual countries to perhaps take more far reaching
so i bear some responsible for that with the implementation of the preszler amendment in the early 90s, we had the basically break off our military to military relationship. so these guys figure we are in this for ourselves. we have no interest in them. we will leave as soon the situation, afghanistan is stabilized. we have to have a long term approach to pakistan that reassures them that we are a long time, reline ally in pakistan. we are going to be there with them and for them going into the future. it is in every aspect, politically, economicly and so on. the only way you can build that kind of trust, they call it the trust deficit. the only way you can build that trust is by actions and over time. greta: in karachi the other day bombing, 33 dead. headlines talks about the inch stability within pakistan. instability within pakistan. first thing i think about the
there trying to help. it is still going to be a hard fight. there s some very hard days ahead. but, there are some small signs that the strategy that general mcchrystal is following is beginning to bear fruit. greta: i realize there are limited resources, money, manpower. are the american people giving you what you need to fight this war? are you getting shortchanged in any way so your hands are tied? absolutely not. the american people, i know one of the misconceptions around the world is that the american people love war. the truth is, we ve never had a popular war. first few years of world war ii were popular. then people began to get impatient as the war dragged on. but there has never been a war that was really popular in america. think back to vietnam and korea. i think given the challenges and the fact that we ve been at war for eight years, the
they ve lost a lot of people at least 3,000 soldiers it is not like they are not in the fight. greta: that s military to military. when i was in islamabad six, eight weeks ago i was surprised at how angry the civilian population was again the united states. the thing that was outstanding to me in terms of maybe seemed stunning, we had just given them a pledged 7.5 billion dollars we wanted to know where it was going and they were all offended the united states would want to know where the money was going. and there s a lot of hostility towards the united states. i think anti-americanism in pakistan is a real problem for us. i think it is a legacy issue this is not something that happened a few months ago or a year ago. the pakistanis believe we betrayed them on several occasions. we clearly left them in the lurch when we turned our backs on afghanistan in 1989, 1990, i was in the government then,