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"It&amp;apos;s hard to pick out the most troubling part of Rudy&amp;apos;s Foreign Affairs prowar manifesto, Toward a Realistic Peace, which puts Bush&amp;apos;s with-us-or-against-us doctrine on the express bus to Crazy Town: &amp;quot;The era of cost-free anti-Americanism must end.&amp;quot;\n\nBut let&amp;apos;s stick with Rudy&amp;apos;s most obvious piece of lunatic revisionism, about how we snatched defeat from the jaws of imminent victory in Vietnam:\n\nMany historians today believe that by about 1972 we and our South Vietnamese partners had succeeded in defeating the Vietcong insurgency and in setting South Vietnam on a path to political self-sufficiency. But America then withdrew its support, allowing the communist North to conquer the South.\n\nQuestion: Who among these &amp;quot;many historians&amp;quot; is not a resident scholar at the neocon temple, AEI?\n\nThe whole thing reads like a report on world politics written by a 10th grader who was home schooled by Richard Perle:\n\nThe world is a dangerous place. We cannot afford to indulge any illusions about the enemies we face. The Terrorists&amp;apos; War on Us was encouraged by unrealistic and inconsistent actions taken in response to terrorist attacks in the past. A realistic peace can only be achieved through strength.\nMakes Mitt &amp;quot;Double Guantanamo&amp;quot; Romney sound like Richard Hofstadter."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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