Is there anything anyone involved in the American foreign policy creation industry over the last several decades can point to as a win?
this is basically the answer and it is stuff we could've built on and made universal ten times over with the money we spent on the other stuff
and this, like the Good Friday Accords was nearly a quarter-century ago, but those are the two answers that explain the otherwise inexplicable self-confidence of our liberal foreign policy establishment
this would seem to be the obvious path of the post-Cold War period but the thing we did instead was build multi-billion dollar bombers that suffocate their pilots and make insulin outrageously expensive in the heart of the empire for some reason
