The Perils of Arrogance
This is a very good column today by David Ignatius, a reminder of an essential flaw in the Bush Administration's foreign policy--the neo-colonialist arrogance. One slight correction--if I'm not mistaken, David Kilcullen is already a State Department employee, and that's a good thing.
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