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Everything Upside Down

Victor Davis Hanson | Pajamas Media 0 Comments Discuss
Added: May 09, 2008

Just a month ago, pundits (cf. Frank Rich’s mid-April New York Times article) were writing off the violence in Basra—especially rocket and mortar attacks on the Green Zone—as Tet, 1968. 

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