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The Philippine War is Not So Different from Afghanistan

February 10th, 2010
Categories: News, World, War

Link: http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?article19556

American history has been dominated by war; so, too, may the American future be. The war in Afghanistan feels foreign to Americans: a far distant land, a confusing and alien culture, and combat against a shadowy enemy. That feeling is mistaken. America has spent much of its history fighting wars like the one in Afghanistan. So much so, in fact, that Afghanistan would be familiar to an American in 1900, and conventional wars such as World War II would seem strange.

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