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War-weary
Posted: Sunday, July 26, 2026
War-weary
I have been writing this column twice a week for a long time, so I have a finely developed sense for when the audience is sick of a subject. We have definitely crossed that boundary with regard to the wars currently being fought up and down the strip of land between the longitudes of 40°E and 50°E (Eastern Ukraine/Persian Gulf/Israel, Gaza and Lebanon).
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This past weekend was expected to be fairly hectic. I had a whole-day family get-together on the Saturday and then liming with some friends again all day on the Sunday. So, in an effort to be efficient, I wrote the usual Monday article much earlier, so as to not be scrambling in the middle of the night, brain being forced, eyelids closing, mouth yawning, fingers typing away, trying to make a valid and clear point within the chosen topic.
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