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Robert C. Koehler: Turning conflict into music?

Is the rough beast slouching toward Bethlehem?

“. . . I came to understand the role some in the U.S. government have played to intentionally catalyze war, fueling arms sales globally, without regard for the consequences. The consequences are here!

“We are cartwheeling towards a massive East v. West war with religious and ethnic overtones. This seemingly inexorable March of (nuclear) Folly, will ultimately pit the United States militarily against China, Russia and their allies.”

These are the words of , who during a recent interview quoted William Butler Yeats’ 1919 poem written as the world lay shocked and bleeding from the unprecedented horror of World

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