Comment on “We Win, They Lose”: We Need an NSDD 75 for the Cold Civil War by Brent Snyder

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NSDD 75 for the Cold Civil War? NSDD 75 made it clear that the United States would work with allies and partners, including unsavory ones, but only to the extent that the United States would not sacrifice its values and interests. A new NSDD 75 for the Cold Civil War could provide guidelines for Catholics to determine how to work with partners according to these principles. The new strategy for the Cold Civil War should also be focused not just on providing sticks but carrots as well. Catholics need to be guided in how to fight and win this new cold war wherever they find themselves facing the adversary.