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Reader comment on item: [Samuel Huntington and] American Purposes In Iraq

Submitted by brad bucher (United States), Apr 28, 2004 at 08:55

When I hear thet 'we' believe the rest of the world shares basically the same values as we do, I wonder what is concealed in this word 'basic'. Not much of relevance to current affairs, I think. Our problem, touched on in your summary of the new Huntington book, is how to put out the fire of Muslim extremism. That requires a practical agenda for now.

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set achievable goals [95 words]yuval brandstetter MDMay 17, 2004 14:40
WE Must Write the History [549 words]Charles GilinskyMay 4, 2004 16:52
Huntington [54 words]henryMay 4, 2004 08:42
Huntington Repeats Weber's Error [164 words]Paul SaundersApr 30, 2004 10:43
Vision for America [200 words]Robert D. BarryApr 30, 2004 01:10
What Danger? [139 words]Jack LassApr 30, 2004 00:44
AMEN! [63 words]heidi hamilApr 29, 2004 22:36
Patriotism [46 words]Octavio JohansonApr 29, 2004 05:52
Gratitude to Mr. Pipes [211 words]B. McCainApr 29, 2004 00:09
Nation Building is Unrealistic [181 words]Denis ArmstrongApr 28, 2004 21:21
NATIONALIST! [490 words]StephanieApr 28, 2004 17:31
US goal in Iraq: "Cosmopolitan" views will fail in any culture [297 words]KenApr 28, 2004 16:42
American Purposes valid. [498 words]Kirk BertinoApr 28, 2004 10:13
Mohammedian Wars [137 words]DONVANApr 28, 2004 09:21
⇒ Huntington's new book [66 words]brad bucherApr 28, 2004 08:55
Need better terms than "Cosmopolitan, Imperialist, Nationalist" [160 words]Nancy BeutelApr 27, 2004 23:20
American Purposes in Iraq [93 words]John GlueckApr 27, 2004 23:01
America the Beautiful [634 words]Jim SApr 27, 2004 21:37
Hmm... [91 words]Paul GeeJun 29, 2008 07:07
Thank you! [78 words]NanciApr 27, 2004 18:12
Three purposes for America's policy? [131 words]Martin SchulbergApr 27, 2004 18:05
US role in Iraq [95 words]Fred SingerApr 27, 2004 17:05
Neither Imperialist Nor Nationalist [140 words]Tim StarrApr 27, 2004 16:09
How Little We have Learned [126 words]David HarrisApr 27, 2004 15:37
please clarify [161 words]Michael RosenbaumApr 27, 2004 15:28
Iraq [52 words]Mort ReichekApr 27, 2004 14:55
Bravo [15 words]dmdApr 27, 2004 14:44
Likely consequences of a premature withdrawal from Iraq [78 words]Avraham WeissmanApr 27, 2004 14:26
Nationalism won't maintain USA hegemony [120 words]SomaApr 27, 2004 13:31
A nationalist America [137 words]Marty EkremApr 27, 2004 13:07
Then you reject the results of The Marshall Plan? [54 words]Dan SchwartzApr 27, 2004 13:00
American Purposes in Iraq. [78 words]JeanApr 27, 2004 12:42
America's role [214 words]Joshua SiskinApr 27, 2004 12:02

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