"Indispensable nation."
That phrase was popularised by Madeleine Albright in 1998.
The same Madeleine Albright who, when asked about the half a million Iraqi children who died as a result of sanctions, said the price was worth it.
Worth it.
Five hundred thousand children.
Worth it.
This is not a secret. It was said on television. It was not a misquote. It was not a gaffe. It was the moral logic invoked in public by the woman who, less than a year later, would become Secretary of State of the indispensable nation.
The indispensable nation is the one that decides whose children's deaths are worth it and whose are tragedies.
That is what the word means.
That is what it has always meant.
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"Indispensable nation.
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