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The power of nonviolence: Myths and reality
The power of nonviolence: Myths and reality by Haley Morrow 640 words A commonly held myth is that war concludes well with peace. In fact, conflict research shows that the losing side may accept defeat in a public-facing manner, only to fester and plot to get revenge later. Violence and war generally lead to further
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Kissinger at 100
Kissinger at 100 by Mel Gurtov 241 words At the ripe age of 100, Henry Kissinger remains an icon of the governing class and the foreign policy establishment. Amazingly, his advice is still sought, he writes lucidly on foreign affairs, and he commands attention wherever he goes. Unfortunately, his legacy is tarnished by malevolent intentions
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Creating a Cooperative World?
Creating a Cooperative World? by Robert C. Koehler 935 words “Go back to where you came from.” This is basic American politics – what I might call spiritual ignorance: a dismissal of refugees fleeing war, famine, and poverty as global sludge, clogging up our way of life. So many media stories about the border – our border