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KABUL, Afghanistan — A kidnapped British engineer
\n was found dead yesterday, and two bodies discovered in Afghanistan’s
\n southern desert were identified as missing Japanese tourists, raising
\n fears that elections later this month may be disrupted by militant violence.<\/p>\n
The bodies of the two Japanese were found Thursday in the desert near a
\n road leading from Kandahar to the Pakistani border. They had been missing
\n since Aug. 8, when they crossed into Afghanistan from Pakistan on holiday.<\/p>\n
What is it about those wacky Japanese? They from The KABUL, Afghanistan — A kidnapped British engineer was found dead yesterday, and two bodies discovered in Afghanistan’s southern desert were identified as missing Japanese tourists, raising fears that elections later this month may be disrupted by militant violence. The bodies … Continue reading
\n have always had a magnificent, maniacal madness about the way they
\n go about
\n their business, and regularly do things that almost everyone else in
\n the world think is absolutely insane, like traipsing off to Afghanistan
\n for
\n vacation. Think of Kamikaze and Hari kari, both of which, apropos to
\n nothing, were
\n popular drinks in the dearly departed city of New Orleans.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Associated Press<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"