By Brian Wright O’Connor The tall priest in combat boots and a camouflage chasuble leans forward and places both hands in blessing on the bowed head of a GI in a trench. Other soldiers, their weapons set aside, await his … Continue reading →

By Michael Uhl “…the most unjust war ever waged by a stronger against a weaker nation.”  Ulysses S. Grant (speaking of the Mexican War) Comes now Nick Turse, forty years after the signing of the Paris Peace Accords, with Kill Anything That … Continue reading →