VDH

It’s Friday! How did you get this far with you’re day without reading your Victor Davis Hanson

Yet even as university professors and consultants cling to such regurgitated and discredited postcolonial theories and Chomskyite drivel, the American profile abroad has made such conventional exegesis obsolete.

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Fools! The real danger is not that we are interventionists, but rather are on the verge of a weird insularity not seen since the 1920s–a paradox of still being engaged abroad but not in the usual manner of the past. The American Street is in a strangely revolutionary–read “fed-up”–mood. It is growing distant from Europe. It is angry with the Arab world especially, and it is tired with South Korea–and most whiny nations that either take billions of dollars in direct American aid or ankle-bite under the aegis of American arms.

And it gets better. Go, go now.