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How Not to Reconstruct Iraq, Afghanistan—or America

By Peter Van Buren, TomDispatch —

Why has the United States spent so much money and time so disastrously trying to rebuild occupied nations abroad, while allowing its own infrastructure to crumble untended? Why do we even think of that as “policy”?