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Terrorism in the Age of Polarization; by By Peter Bergen (Commentary)
An interesting article written by Peter Bergen, CNN National Security Analyst about the definition of terrorism – link below. That said I believe that analysis
Hearts & Minds in London: Yet Another Terrorist Incident (Decisive Action Needed NOW!)
Breaking News; Police dealing with potentially 2 major incidents in London Bridge as well as Borough Market close to the Bridge. There seems to be
Terror in Britain: Archaic Governance Models/Political Mentality that is Costing Lives
More lives taken from us today, this time mostly children and teenagers by the cowardly terrorist attack in Manchester. Should we be angry, of course
Democratic Governance – A Transition from the state of Devolution to Evolution
Political developments in the western hemisphere within the last year have come fast/thick and have caught many of us by surprise. In retrospect though I
Marine Le Pen seeks to exploit Champs Elysees shooting: Cheap shot by a Simple-minded Politician (Commentary)
It of course not surprising that a “politician” – and we’re pushing the term to beyond its limits here – to exploit this somber occasion for her campaign-nothing
Hearts & Minds in France (updated)
Deepest condolences to family/friends of all who lost their life in the recent terrorist attack in Paris. The battle against terrorism starts and ends with
Borderline: Immigration & Terrorism
Recently I cam across a very interesting research paper on the link between migration and terrorism entitled; “Links between Terrorism and Migration: An Exploration“ by
Muslim Women on Westminster Bridge in Solidarity with Victims of London Attack (Commentary)
While I do appreciate the stand made by these women on Westminster Bridge in solidarity against extremism the image in my view diverts attention from
Celebrating the European Identity & Heritage
As we now celebrate the 60th anniversary of the EU’s founding treaty of Rome in 1957 one can’t help but reflect on the changes we’ve
