... identity and pride, has won glory. But often people do not see eye to eye with the government and so object its decisions to assault, to murder, to kidnap, to rape and violate the foe. And this is the case when "they might possibly unite against- "the rulers- and make a successful coup d'etat, unless "some reason is given for- the actions ... by invoking terrorism as a threat. Lots of people, however, could not see the grounds for the war. This confusion reached such heights that many began to call this a "Wag the Dog" war, an attempt to avoid a Republican disaster in the elections. But...

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