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The Globalization of Rage Why Today's Extremism Looks Familiar ... Militant secessions from a civilization premised on gradual progress under liberal democratic trustees—the kind of civilization that D'Annunzio and his peers denounced as feeble and corrupt—are once again brewing within the West and far beyond it: and as before, they are fueled by a broad, deep, and volatile desire for destruction. - Foreign AffairsThis is the single most important article we've read in Foreign Affairs in years. It grows out of the "populism versus globalism" meme we've been tracking regularly.


"It was premeditated attack by the American forces, because ISIS [Daesh] was shrinking because of the Syrian and Russian and Iranian cooperation against ISIS [Daesh], and because al-Nusra which is al-Qaeda-affiliated group had been defeated in many areas in Syria, so the Americans wanted to undermine the position of the Syrian Army; they attacked our army in Deir ez-Zor."
Comment: Clinton obviously tailors her speeches to the audience in question. She even flip-flops on statements about Putin: Killary's 'private position' flip-flops - has praised Putin as 'interesting' and a protector of "wildlife".