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Wednesday, June 18, 2003

The renowned Czech author, Milan Kundera, reminds us that the struggle of man over power is the struggle of memory over forgetting.

Conspiracies are all the rage in world politics these days

A majority of Arabs believe that Israel was responsible for the September 11 attacks. Antiwar activists believe that the U.S. government "created" Saddam Hussein. And, of course, there's endless innuendo surrounding the relationship between prominent neoconservatives and U.S. foreign policy. Critics across the ideological spectrum accuse neocons of being a foreign policy cabal, stealthily fomenting their own conspiracy theories as a way of manipulating the Bush administration. Or are the critics themselves guilty of conspiracy-mongering? Will the real paranoids please stand up?
· Will the real paranoids please stand up? [TNR