Jed Babbin
in
National Review has a nice turn of phrase and a good idea:
...
The problem--which the EUnuchs are incapable of addressing-- is that
when you combine many weak militaries the same result obtains as when
you combine weak economies without addressing the basic problems. The
result will only reflect the weaknesses you started with.
The EUnuchs -- those nations of Old Europe who opposed our determination
to remove Saddam from power...
An important thing to realize about statistical studies and experimental studies is
that one good study is worth a hundred bad ones. I wonder if the underlying principle
is the same?
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