The Sept. 28 issue of The Nation has this tremendous long survey of literature about the political right (Right On is the link), in which I sought wisdom to understand some of our conundrums.
Though tempted to ramble on here and describe all the questions in my head, I will quit early and simply recommend you to read it and decide for yourself what unanswerable questions are the biggest.
Meanwhile, here's the Correction from that issue of The Nation:
In Christopher Hayes's "The Secret Government" (Sept. 14), Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded eighty-three times in one month, not 183 times. (It was Khalid Shaikh Mohammed who was waterboarded 183 times.) We regret the error, and the torture.
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