Sometimes our enemies are not the nations or doctrines but they're in fact hunger, poverty, desperation and chaos.
Johnny Isakson: “Sometimes our enemies are not the nations or doctrines but they're in fact hunger, poverty, desperation and chaos.”
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Isakson reflects on broader threats beyond traditional enemies, highlighting poverty and chaos.
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