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Pastimes : Rarely is the question asked: "is our children learning"
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To: John Sladek who wrote (1662)12/31/2003 9:12:05 AM
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Give me a break - if the scope of preemption only applies to non-state actors, then why was it used as a justification for the war against Iaq?

"As to pre-emption's scope, it applies only to the undeterrable threats that come from non-state actors such as terrorist groups," he writes in the magazine's January-February issue.

"It was never meant to displace deterrence, only to supplement it."
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