If you have ever visited Tombstone, Arizona, you have been urged to see the reenactment of gunslingers duke it out in the streets. While Tombstone is barely a real American ghost town since tourism keeps it alive (somewhat), there is another ghost town –Made in USA– and that is Mogadishu. Somalian ‘ghost city’ wracked by war … excuse me, I meant ghost city, not town. Millions of ghosts, and yet no American tourism?
 
Many Americans say that they have seen ghosts? Millions of Americans say that. Yet they can’t seem to see the ghosts in the ‘ghost city’ called Mogadishu. Why is that, I wonder? Why is it so hard to see these ghosts, America?