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A page back in time ...

Ben Justesen

Ben Justesen's personal Substack blog-newsletter -- containing my observations on historical nuggets of interest, excerpts from my other published works, remembrances from a long career, and more

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More foreign affairs in a crazy, mixed-up world

I went to a musical fundraiser Friday night for hurricane relief in Jamaica—a cause my readers will recognize as especially dear to my heart. I was posted there as a consular officer in the Foreign Service in the 1980s, and married my wife—...

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More foreign affairs in a crazy, mixed-up world

I write this entry on Pearl Harbor Day, a day which has always symbolized to me the brutal mindlessness of war: a sneak attack by one nation against another, slaughtering thousands of sailors and soldiers—and dozens of civilians—in a neutra...

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More foreign affairs in a crazy, mixed-up world

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More foreign affairs in a crazy, mixed-up world

The Cartel de los Soles—Cartel of the Suns—is something of a Venezuelan cross between those nonexistent Iraqi weapons of mass destruction—which infamously drew us into war in Iraq in 2003, to our eternal shame—and “Slenderman,” the competel...

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  • Ben Justesen

    A lifelong writer, with special curiosity about 19th-century African American politicians/officeholders--especially in my native North Carolina--and their relevance to the modern era. Former Foreign Service Officer, journalist, and teacher,..

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