America’s Post-9/11 Lessons and Lamentations
Will Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan finally prove convincingly instructive to prevent the US from undertaking such adventures in the future, however nobly perceived?
Will Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan finally prove convincingly instructive to prevent the US from undertaking such adventures in the future, however nobly perceived?
The relentless US war machine inadvertently created a ripple effect the implications of which have been felt far beyond the Middle East.
The Times exposes the US military’s final act in Afghanistan as a shameful lie.
On the 20th anniversary of a moment of horror, the families of 9/11 victims want the full truth.
After 20 years of war and militarism, the US must choose the path of peace.
The 9/11 attacks were a surprise, but the response wasn’t.
Can the US adopt a policy that would not aggravate the situation and, over time, deescalate it, without creating yet another Saddam Hussein or Osama bin Laden?