A World Without 9/11: No President Obama, More China Trouble, Same Debt Crisis -- Michael Lind, Washington Post
Imagine that the twin towers still dominated the Manhattan skyline. Imagine that the Pentagon’s western facade had remained intact. Imagine that there was no reason to build a memorial in Shanksville, Pa. And imagine that the numbers 9 and 11 meant nothing more than an emergency telephone call.
The world changed on Sept. 11, 2001, that much is clear. But how much, and how radically?
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Myth and Reality After 9/11 -- Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
In Search of the Next Big Attack, Long After 9-11 -- Cal Woodward, Military.com
Did Osama Win? -- Andrew Sullivan, Daily Beast/Newsweek
What if the 'Lion' hadn't been slain? -- Farangis Najibullah, Asia Times
Al-Qaeda's zealots of yesteryear turning to politics, democracy -- Doug Saunders, Globe And Mail
U.S. Prepares to Talk to Taliban It Wanted to ‘Destroy’ -- Danger Room
Half a Trillion Dollars of Broken Afghan Dreams -- New York Times/Reuters
9/11 Recalled — Kabul -- Sharifullah Sahak, At War, New York Times
In Afghanistan, tie between 9/11 and the war often gets lost -- Laura King, L.A. Times
Are 3,000 Troops Worse Than None in Iraq? -- Kenneth Pollack, Real Clear World
We Need Troops in Iraq -- Max Boot, Commentary
Egypt’s Botched Revolution -- Michael Totten, Pajamas Media
Beyond Cairo, Israel Sensing a Wider Siege -- Ethan Bronner, New York Times
Britain has travelled steadily towards the edge of the cliff in the years since 9/11 -- Melanie Phillips, Daily Mail
Canada's Oil Sands Are a Jobs Gusher -- Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal
Europe’s Fiscal Fantasies -- New York Times editorial
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