War on terror justifies military interventions from "summary" of Killing Hope by William Blum
The concept that the "War on Terror justifies military interventions" has become a mantra for those in power seeking to advance their agendas through force. This catchphrase has been used to justify a wide range of military actions across the globe, often with little regard for the consequences or the legitimacy of the targets. The so-called War on Terror has been used as a blanket justification for military interventions in countries that have little to no connection to the events of September 11, 2001. This has allowed for the expansion of military operations into regions that were previously untouched by US military presence. The "War on Terror" has provided a convenient pretext for powerful nations to assert their dominance over weaker states under the guise of combating terrorism. This has resulted in the erosion of national sovereignty and the violation of international law, all in the name of security. The ...
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