Volume 47, Number 15 · October 5, 2000
Clinton & Colombia: The Privilege of Folly
By Mark Danner
In foreign affairs, folly is the privilege of great powers, for they alone can be certain to survive it. Last month Americans embarked on a policy of exquisite folly: funding both sides of Colombia's civil war.
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