The Iraq war leaves a fog of ambiguity
By Eugene Robinson | Tuesday, August 31, 2010 | The Washington Post
“….Wars no longer end with surrender ceremonies and ticker-tape parades. They end in a fog of ambiguity, and it’s easier to discern what’s been sacrificed than what’s been gained. So it is after seven years of fighting in Iraq, and so it will be after at least 10 years — probably more, before we’re done — in Afghanistan….”…BS
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