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Benghazi, Mali, and the Need for a Defensive American Strategy
by Jon Basil Utley The greatest threat to America is not what foreigners do to us; rather it is what we do to ourselves. The greatest recent example is 9/11, Bin Laden’s attack. Our response was to virtually bankrupt ourselves, … read more
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Tagged Benghazi, IndepthAfrica, James Pinkerton, Mali, Third World, United States, Washington, William Lind, World War II
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