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...order for Europe to move forward, both politically and economically, it needs to be free to run its own affairs without unnecessarily antagonizing Russia. It is impossible for the modern world to achieve true international peace and cooperation until it has disbanded the outdated alliances that keep the Cold War??s memory alive.Ellen C. Bryson ‘11 lives in Straus Hall...
...does forestall some very unpalatable outcomes. However, keeping boots on the ground between the Tigris and Euphrates will certainly make a positive difference to the security of Iraqis. Removing the occupying force will render Obama’s bold claim that he will “end this war?? sickeningly ironic. The truth is he will begin one, and a national bloodletting far more intimate and ferocious than anything thus seen in Darfur—or Iraq—will be all but inevitable. The salient question is whether Iraqi humanity or American war fatigue should be privileged...
...Washington. This hollow conclusion seriously detracts from the humane story the film set out to tell. During Byrd’s filibuster in the Senate he implores: “Let the hills and valleys reverberate with your voices. Speak out!” “Body of War?? willingly takes this advice and hopes that its reverberations will reach the top of Capitol Hill. It is more likely, though, that they will get lost in a deep valley...
With rainboots and umbrellas, a large group of Harvard students and other Boston-area residents marched across campus yesterday afternoon to protest the Iraq War on its fifth anniversary. Students distributed homemade signs with slogans like “Harvard Against War?? and “Out of the Armchair, Into the Streets” to a crowd of about 50 people who started gathering outside the Science Center around 2:30. The demonstrators marched through the Square, up Mass. Ave., across the Law School campus, and then back to the Science Center. The leaders of the protest...
...Both Congress and the media have faced widespread criticism for failing to ask hard questions during the march to war??especially about weapons intelligence that later proved to be “dead wrong,” according to the findings of a commission appointed by President Bush...