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Charles Aznavour., one of France's great performers and songwriters does a song entitled, Children of War in which he sings of children who have never been young.
Millions of children throughout history have grown up that way. Where does it lead them?
From Newsweek, Christian Caryl, and MSNBC Iraq's Young Blood.
From William Fisher and Truthout Mohamed al-Hatfield vs. Ahmed al-McCoy.
We are the teachers of the children.
We bear that grave responsibility, and I do not use that adjective loosely.
From Der Spiegel, Mark Pitzke, and Truthout "The Most Dangerous Foreign Policy Blunder Since Vietnam".
From the Pittsburg Post Gazette, Tony Norman, and Common Dreams Have You No Decency Mr. President?.
Is the answer to bad planning more blood on all sides?
From MSNBC and Rajiv Chandrasekaran Bush turns to one-time dissenters on Iraq
Officials who derided early policies now asked to help save mission.
From Ari Berman and The Nation Murtha's Plan to Stop Bush.
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Both Sides of the Wall: Reflections of the West Point Class of 1968 (Edited by Remy Benoit).
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Rhea and Jordan Devereaux had it all: undying devotion, a tender love, and a grand passion. And then the Vietnam War separated them. Follow the course of their love across time and space. Journey with them through the steaming jungle; dance with the Mardi Gras revelers while revolution unseats Louis XVI and protestors on the Washington Mall scream, Hell, NO. We won't Go. Sail with Laffite's pirates into Devil's Isle and rejoice as an unconditional and timeless love emerges victorious.
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