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Posted on March 18, 2011November 25, 2012

From Man-Made Revolutions to Nature’s Deadly Wrath

As closely as I have been following the events in Libya, hoping the country will avoid falling into a civil war and manage to overthrow the lunatic colonel once and for all.  As I assume it is only a matter of days until Yemen becomes yet another example of the failures of preemptive reform.  Continue reading “From Man-Made Revolutions to Nature’s Deadly Wrath”

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