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Ted Galen Carpenter writes: For a fleeting moment 20 years ago, the United States had the chance to become a normal nation again. From World War II through the collapse of European communism in 1989, America had been in a state of perpetual war, hot or cold. But with the fall of the Berlin Wall, all of that could have changed. There were no more monsters to destroy, no Nazi war machine or global communist conspiracy. For the first time in ...
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By Glenn Greenwald Monday, December 14 2009 Courtesy of The Salon Media Group In May, 2008, Dick Cheney caused an uproar when he told ABC News ' Martha Raddatz that public opposition to the war in Iraq was, in essence, irrelevant: RADDATZ : Two-third of Americans say it’s not worth fighting. CHENEY : So? RADDATZ : So? You don’t care what the American people think? CHENEY : No. I think you cannot be blown off ...
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