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As Jimmy Carter nears the end of his life ā a life of contributions to the world ā I want to thank him for his book. His book is part historical observation, saying what historians oft-times decline to say, while being prophetically correct in recounting of history and the predictable consequences the regions faced unless action is taken.
The book was published in 2006, long after Carter left the presidency, at a time saying what others were not saying about the region. He made me a participantāas a readerātelling historical truths that I was sure he would be profoundly criticizedā¦
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