“We’ve become accustomed today to the idea that…our culture is not better than any others, that it may be worse, so who are we to impose our values on others? Therefore we have not looked to gain absolute victory in any war since 1945 and, consequently, we have not acheived one,” says John David Lewis, author of Nothing Less than Victory: Decisive Wars and the Lessons of History.
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