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And during the war, after a week of heavy war, fighting in the area, we succeeded: we had the first Okapi.
They are now happy sending the news that they have protected the Okapi with the war, because we sent the news that they are killing and poaching everywhere.
And what we faced was the wholesale violation, not just of human rights, but all the way to ethnic cleansing and genocide, and that has been adjudicated in the highest war crimes court in the world.
And he said, "For me, nationalism means war.
It was the first battle that George Washington won, in fact, and was pretty much of a turning point in the war of independence.
Our battleships, our soldiers, are on a frontier now, almost ready to go to war with Iraq.
And I was invited one day to visit Chancellor Adenauer, who was looked upon as sort of the founder of modern Germany, since the war.
Headlines, radio, newspapers, you would never read or hear about anything else, as if there was a world war going on.
And the answer I like to offer is what they typically do is they think about the future of wars in the context of war.
So I tend to specialize on the scene between war and peace.
We have an unparalleled capacity to wage war.
I think we have an unparalleled capacity to wage war.
The rest of the military got dragged down into the muck across the 1990s and they developed this very derisive term to describe it: military operations other than war.
I ask you, who joins the military to do things other than war?
How this impacts the way we think about the future of war.
I supported the war in Iraq.
I knew we'd kick ass in the war with the Leviathan Force.
That plus nukes rules out great power war.
Don't plan for the war unless you plan to win the peace.
And you've got to wage war here in such a way to facilitate that.
We're going to have a Department of Something Else between war and peace.
Three years ago, I traveled to the Central African Republic to report on its ongoing war.
I drove into this war with little information.
The war I reported on was between the minority Muslim government, called the Seleka, and citizen militias, mostly Christian, called the anti-balaka.
In a war zone, you know that you are near the killing when people have left.
The war moved across the jungle and reached Gaga, and I was surrounded by the thunder of bombs.
From far away, this war had felt like a footnote in world news.
As a witness, the war felt like history unfolding.
As the war mounted, we received less information about the massacres.
A war zone can pass for a mostly peaceful place when no one is watching.
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