By Norman Solomon
February 4, 2009
The United States began its war in Afghanistan 88 months ago. "The war on terror" has no sunset clause. As a perpetual emotion machine, it offers to avenge what can never heal and to fix grief that is irreparable.
Read on.
3 comments:
Tell you what: I'll give you a "sunset clause" on the War on Terror if you'll extend the same courtesy on the "War on Poverty."
Of course, the former has been a lot shorter (88 months compared to approximately 528 months) and cost a helluva a lot less than the latter.
With far superior results.
So, how do we push to dialogue to "exit Afghanistan"? I am reading "Nemesis" by Chalmers Johnson, but I'm only at the beginning....
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