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:: Thursday, April 17, 2003 ::
James Schlesinger has something to say about the war's impact on world opinion over at OpinionJournal.(Registration may be required)The war has most dramatically conveyed the following realities:
1.) The U.S. is a very powerful country.
2.) It is ill-advised to arouse this nation by attacking or repeatedly provoking it--or by providing support to terrorism; and
3.) Regularly to do so means a price will likely be paid. Far less credence will now be placed in the preachments of Osama bin Laden regarding America's weakness, its unwillingness to accept burdens, and the ease of damaging its vulnerable economy, etc.
It is a good read.
:: Mark 10:10 AM [+] ::
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