By Amir Taheri
The attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya, is the latest tragic reminder that America is at war.
Christopher
Stevens, the US Ambassador to Libya, and the three other American dead
are the latest victims of a war that started decades ago.
To those
who knew him, Ambassador Stevens was a model of charm, decency and
understanding. During Libya’s painful struggle to shake off despotism,
he played a crucial role in helping mobilize international opinion in
favor of the popular uprising. To many Libyans, he was not only a friend
but something of a hero.
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