“Civil War” Doesn't Mean It’s Over

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Author(s) Jonah Goldberg
Source National Review
Date May 18, 2007
URL http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZjhmODg1MWEwYjNiNzhlMmRkYzI1OWNkMzFmYmQzMDk=
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Quotes-start.png "Surely it can’t be a moral argument. Every liberal foreign policy do-gooder in Christendom wants America to interject itself in the Sudanese civil war unfolding so horrifically in Darfur. The high-water mark in post-Vietnam liberal foreign policy was Bill Clinton’s intervention in the Yugoslavian civil war. If we can violate the prime directive of no civil wars for Darfur and Kosovo, why not for Kirkuk and Basra?" Quotes-end.png


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