The military campaign is perceived by most people to be unsuccessful, largely because the only stories we hear these days are about civilians getting killed,

More voices are being heard questioning the tactics, the military operations that are going on, the bombing, and also behind that, wondering whether the issue is far more complicated than this military campaign makes it appear.

If these files are as full as people say, they are going to get more names and so it's become a large public issue.

I am not opposed to all military activities, like in Hurricane Katrina and natural disasters like that, ... But the recruiting process, I think, can be dishonest and some of the violent acts in the military have not been addressed by the (mainstream) news. A lot of problems could be solved if (the military) started teaching tolerance and getting rid of stereotypes.

We hear nothing at all about how successful the campaign has been elsewhere.

But I also think what you see is a larger segment of society excluded from the mainstream, in effect, an underclass.