I have an essay about a bloody Sunday in 1972 and some contemporary implications, on the edit page of the Hindustan Times today (June 28 '10): Where Belfast ends and Kashmir begins.
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I loved that part of the speech: "You do not defend the British army by defending the indefensible". It's such a...true?... thing to say, and I'm glad you wrote about it and made me think about it again. Thank you.
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