
U203-F Display
Features:
8 digits volume,8 digits sales,6 digits price per unit
1.2”LCD yellow backlight
running normally on the condition of -40 C to 55 C
broad sight scope from all directions
Current:600 mA
100% Factory Tested.
Packing:
Weight:
Dimension :
300g/case of 1 120×253×26mm/case of 1
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Afghanistan is still a long way short of being a functioning state. So far the most significant progress is
political. Mr Karzai is a legitimate leader, even if he is an increasingly unpopular one. The parliament at
least represents Afghanistan s local leaders, even if it is an unruly mess. And it is. Over half of its
members are said to be religious extremists or militia leaders. When, not long ago, a rare liberal
member, Malali Joya, made a speech denouncing crimes committed by the mujahideen, she was pelted
with water bottles and threatened with rape. Since its creation seven months ago, the parliament has
passed no laws, but it has been quite an effective check on Mr Karzai. For example, it rejected his
nomination for chief justice, an Islamic extremist and incompetent to boot.
Of Afghanistan s other institutions, there is even less good to report. The 35,000-strong army, under
American stewardship, is the best of them. But it is corrupt, indisciplined and prone to desertion,
especially in the violent south. The police are much worse many officers are semi-trained, others are
impostors whose basic pay of $20 a month, or nothing, buys little honesty. Germany was supposed to
retrain the police. It has brought a few hu fuel dispenser ndred officers up to Western standards, but largely neglected
the other 55,000. America has instead tried to train them. But, as in Iraq, its efforts have been expensive
and poor. Seema Samar, the head of Afghanistan s human-rights commission, says the police have
improved a bit in the past two years “Everyone had to be tortured before. Now they do torture, but not
everybody.?
Asked to approve a list of 86 ne fuel dispenser w police chiefs, Mr Karzai recently horrified diplomats by inserting the
names of 13 semi-educated former warlords with alleged links to organised crime. The most
controversial, Amanullah Guzar, the new police chief in Kabul, is said to have been involved in the
kidnapping of three UN workers in 2004. He denies it.
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