Each Murder Is One Too Many.

I Consider Bush's Decision To Call For A War Against Terrorism A Serious Mistake. He Is Elevating These Criminals To The Status Of War Enemies, And One Cannot Lead A War Against A Network If The Term War Is To Retain Any Definite Meaning.

The Misery In War-torn Afghanistan Is Reminiscent Of Images From The Thirty Years' War.

Partisans Fight On Familiar Territory With Professed Political Objectives To Conquer Power. This Is What Distinguishes Them From Terrorists

I Shall Develop The Thesis That Anyone Acting Communicatively Must, In Performing Any Speech Act, Raise Universal Validity Claims And Suppose That They Can Be Vindicated.

Instead Of The International Police Action We Had Hoped For During The War In Kosovo, There Are Wars Again - Conducted With State-of-the-art Technology, But Still In The Old Style