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The Path to a New 1914?
How America Chose War After 9/11
• July 22, 2014
• 3,100 Words • 1 Comment • Reply
[This essay is slightly adapted from Jonathan Schell’s 2003 book, The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People, and appears at TomDispatch.com with the kind permission of its publisher, Metropolitan Books.] Then came the attack of September 11th. Like the starting gun of a race that no one knew he was to... Read More
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