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...terrorism. Bush has a great chance in his second term to continue to implement his plans for a final victory in this war. In 10 to 15 years, history will regard him as the person who made the first fundamental contribution to the defeat of terrorism. Fabrizio Zanello Genoa, Italy...
...terrorism. Bush has a great chance in his second term to continue to implement his plans for a final victory in that war. In 10 to 15 years, history will regard him as the person who made the first fundamental contribution to the defeat of terrorism. Fabrizio Zanello Genoa, Italy The Person Of The Year should be someone who has been instrumental in shaping events. Though President Bush sees himself as the leader of the democratic world and the fight against terrorists, his decisions since 9/11 have been reactive rather than proactive. It pains me greatly, therefore, to nominate...
FABRIZIO ZANELLO Genoa, Italy...
...Western civilization has learned from its past failures and will confront the growing menace of Islamic radicalism with greater cohesion and foresight than it has shown in the past. However the current grumbling from Europe and our other allies sounds eerily similar to that which came from Venice and Genoa all those centuries...
...populace as if we were all one big, happy, left-wing underground, undivided by cultural differences, eagerly awaiting our chance to sock it to global capitalism. The authors' examples of multitude-style international activism--the World Trade Organization riots in Seattle in 1999 or the G-8 protests in Genoa in 2001--have a wan, quixotic air to them. "Eventually, perhaps, the seismic vibrations of each protest will resonate with the others," Hardt and Negri write, "amplifying them all in coordination, creating an earthquake of the multitude." Eventually. Perhaps. But so far the multitude is looking pretty uncoordinated...