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Letters from an American  — Undermining the Post-WWII Order
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Undermining the Post-WWII Order

Letters from an American

October 5, 2026 The US Southern Command struck another small boat in the Caribbean, bringing the number of strikes to more than 70, The administration has not made its justification for the strikes public, although there was a DOJ memo, US District Judge Engelmayer has demanded that it be shown to him, Pete Hegseth…

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