In the spring of 1988, Paul Glastris, now editor in chief of the Washington Monthly, wrote this dispatch for The New Republic magazine after he and his wife Kukula Glastris interviewed Sikh separatists who had seized control of the Golden Temple of Amritsar in Punjab, India. Weeks later, the separatists died in gun battles with the Indian military.
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America’s Next Insurgency
The January 6 violence could signal the start of nationwide conflict not seen since the Civil War. Can we stop it?
Posted inPolitical Animal, Politics
Who’s the Radical, Raphael Warnock or Kelly Loeffler?
Hint: The Republican incumbent welcomes support from white supremacists, QAnon, and militia members.
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A Voluntary Army of Union Intimidators
It’s not difficult to compare to fascism.
