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Is this the ultimate WW2 thought experiment?

By Jim Babka | Published November 14, 2019

Is this WW2 thought experiment crazy, or crazy like a fox? Retweet Significant preparation went into our new WW2 thought experiment. First, we reviewed the history of U.S. wars and…

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Was World War 2 a “good war?”

By Perry Willis | Published November 9, 2017

The politicians planned poorly, with disastrous results

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Perry Willis’s History of U.S. Military Interventions (Index)

By Jim Babka | Published August 31, 2017

Perry Willis’s History of U.S. Military Interventionism is one of the most popular things we’ve ever produced. This post is an INDEX for your convenience. It includes links to all…

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