She also argues that "the general disillusionment that we now associate with the first world war was a product of the peace rather than of the war, of broken promises and a sense of betrayal... .., and in trudging through contemporary sources she found "little criticism of the actual conduct of the war".
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One reason that Labour lost was its tally of perceived deceits over the Iraq war, over promises of social renewal, over lawmakers' expense claims, over a manner of rule that put appearance before substance and assumed the public would never notice.
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The show helped foster a new anti-war orthodoxy, openly sceptical of promises and assurances made by those in power.
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Other Iraqis, though, especially those travelers here at the bus station, are fatigued from their country's years of war and failed promises of democracy.
That no one -- not the Americans, nor international aid workers, nor Afghans themselves -- has dragged them out of the way shows how little has been done to mend Afghanistan since the 2001 war, despite promises of copious foreign assistance.
Families may also be more easily convinced to send their children to orphanages in Kathmandu and Pokhara, a trend that began following the civil war with promises of safety and education.
I don't think the killing's going to come back, but you can never be sure … But except for the ending of the war, the promise of Dayton has proven to be illusionary," Sacirbey says.
