Dear Readers — War in Context began ten years ago. In the first few months the name “The war in context” was just the subject line on an email I was sending out to colleagues and friends after 9/11. Then in January, 2002, I started blogging — that was back when using Blogger meant logging on to a server in Evan Williams’ house in San Francisco.
Since then, after initially using Blogger, then switching over to WordPress in 2007, I have published over 25,000 posts.
What does that add up to? If someone was to print out every word on this site it would run to more than seven times the length of the Bible!
Every so often I get a message addressed to the “folks” at War in Context, or someone makes reference to my “team.” No doubt there’s plenty of work goes into keeping this going, but there’s only one worker.
War in Context, from its inception, has been an effort to apply critical intelligence in an arena where political judgment has repeatedly been twisted by blind emotions. It presupposes that a world out of balance will inevitably be a world in conflict.
If you value what I’ve been doing here, please consider making a donation of any size. And if you’d like to help sustain this operation, a monthly subscription would help even more.
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Paul Woodward
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I very much rely on this site for perspective. Thank you for the hard work.
I am a low income person who wanted to chip in in appreciation, but I always get tangled in PayPal. I wish you could make it possible to contribute simply by credit card. Again, thank you.
Anyone who has problems with PayPal and would like to make a donation by check, just send me a note: editor[at]warincontext.org — thank you!