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Tag Archives: rules of engagement
We Can’t Win In Afghanistan
Dexter Filkins reviews a new book by Bing West: Americans are fighting and dying, while the Afghans by and large stand by and do nothing to help them. Afghanistan’s leaders, from the presidential palace in Kabul to the river valleys … Continue reading
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Doctors Battle Disease
But the rules of engagement are set by politicians and lawyers. (From Dennis Prager’s show today) Every helping hand is a controlling hand. The more government controls medicine, the more doctor’s efforts will be circumscribed by bureaucrats. The Libyan terrorist … Continue reading
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