Web Letters: Shanker Blows Up the World

By Thomas J. Sugrue

This article appeared in the November 12, 2007 edition of The Nation.

October 25, 2007

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  • I enjoyed this article and thought it was informative, subtly put, argued with detailed and accurate attention to the often complex and obtuse facts, and diagnostic of the disappointing trend that we have witnessed in US, and hence world, politics in the last eighty years.

    Marius Kwint

    Oxford, UK

    11/01/2007 @ 5:22pm


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