Click photo to enlarge Retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal reacts
during an interview with The Associated Press, Monday, Jan. 7,
2013 in New York. McChrystal says he was "completely surprised"
by the uproar that followed publication of a Rolling Stone
article featuring derogatory comments attributed to his staff
about the Obama administration. He is now promoting his new book
entitled "My Share of the Task." NEW YORK—Retired Gen. Stanley
McChrystal said Monday he backs the White House's drawdown of
U.S. forces in Afghanistan slated for 2014, but added that the
U.S. owes Afghans some sort of enduring security presence to
support them.  "We have an emotional responsibility," McChrystal
said of Afghanistan in an interview with The Associated Press.
He commanded forces there before resigning over a controversial
magazine article.  "We created expectations after 2001 in
people" that the U.S. would be there to keep the country from
sliding back into the chaos of the Taliban years, McChrystal
said.  His comments come ah