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READING the pages of foreign-policy journals, between the long tracts on Bush's "failures" and those on neo-conservative "arrogance," one encounters mostly predictions of defeat in Iraq, laced with calls for phased withdrawal and--throughout--resounding criticism of the "botched" U.S. occupation and innuendos of petroleum imperialism.
Platitudes follow: "We can't just leave now," followed by no real advice on how a fascist society can be jump-started into a modern liberal republic. After all, there is no government handbook titled, "Operation 1A: How to remove a Middle East fascist regime, reconstruct the countryside, and hold the first elections in the nation's ...