Tuesday, September 23, 2003
GENERAL CLARK....
Don't quite know what to make of General Clark's entry into the Democratic presidential fray, although the "stalking horse" theory seems plausible. An analysis by Brendan Miniter in today's Opinion Journal and his outlook on modern warfare reminded me of a George Will column written December 20, 1999. To quote...
...In Kosovo-actually over Kosovo--- NATO practiced a kind of warfare made possible by modern technologies and perhaps made necessary by modern sensibilities. It was a war waged on the principle that there are values important enough to fight, meaning kill, for, even if they are not important enough to die for....
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Don't quite know what to make of General Clark's entry into the Democratic presidential fray, although the "stalking horse" theory seems plausible. An analysis by Brendan Miniter in today's Opinion Journal and his outlook on modern warfare reminded me of a George Will column written December 20, 1999. To quote...
...In Kosovo-actually over Kosovo--- NATO practiced a kind of warfare made possible by modern technologies and perhaps made necessary by modern sensibilities. It was a war waged on the principle that there are values important enough to fight, meaning kill, for, even if they are not important enough to die for....
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