Back in September of 2004, Norman Podhoretz wrote an incredible–and incredibly long–piece for Commentary titled, “World War IV: How It Started, What It Means, and Why We Have to Win”. (If you haven’t read it, click on over. We’ll be here on Monday when you’re done.)
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Just as, in retrospect, the end of World War I signaled the beginnings of World War II, Rachel of the Tinkerty Tonk blog explains how what Podhoretz dubbed WWIV grew out of its predecessor struggle as well.
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