Western civilization is at its lowest trough in recent memory, perhaps since the time of the Vietnam War. This is no coincidence. Armed conflicts and the suffering and death they entail tend to polarize and split societies, and the U.S.-British intrusion into Iraq, the largest invasion since Soviet tanks rolled into Afghanistan in 1979, is no exception. Just 18 months after the Sept. 11 tragedy, when worldwide empathy for America was at an all-time high, the administration of George W. Bush has rocked the boat of Western society so hard that at times it appears someone - some institution, g...
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