Posted AT 1:12 AM EDT on 13/07/07
Change tune on war, PM told
OTTAWA — The Harper government has been told to stop referring to “fighting terrorism” and the Sept. 11 attacks, and to banish the phrase “cut and run” from its vocabulary if it is to persuade a skeptical public that the military mission in Afghanistan is worth pursuing.
A public-opinion report says only 40 per cent of respondents across Canada, and almost none in Quebec, support the deployment.
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