Victor Hanson looks at the current state of the war against the Jihadists and asks if this isn't the 1930s all over again.
It is now a cliché to rant about the spread of postmodernism, cultural relativism, utopian pacifism, and moral equivalence among the affluent and leisured societies of the West. But we are seeing the insidious wages of such pernicious theories as they filter down from our media, universities, and government — and never more so than in the general public’s nonchalance since Hezbollah attacked Israel.
When I see Tony Blair or some other Western statesman getting off a plane waving a piece of paper, then it's time to head for the hills.
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