Young people in the periphery have no access to basic services: no education, or health, no fresh drinking water etc. They feel abandoned by their governments who failed to provide them the most basic services. If the world does not intervene to punish these dictators who turned their countries to breeding areas of future terrorists then it will be a futile attempt to fight a war on terror when millions have already become terrorists while a comparable number of young people are on their way to join the terror machine. More seriously is the worsening political condition of certain countries like Somalia where we have had no functioning central government over the past 16 years. In such situations of chaos and strife warlords find it a fertile ground for recruiting terror groups who merely respect tribal ideoplogy; So it is better to fight those conditions that lead to the making of a terrorist than fighting the terrorist himself
I am a country boy
In shortages I live
I love tribal wars
Tackle me now WORLD
Before I take up the gun
To become a deadly terrorist
An excellent explanation of what makes a terrorist. Abdi Noor I agree with you with the caveat, that you should address this to all Nations not just America. One nation cannot be held responsible for the world and its problems. That is what has been a lot of the problem for too long. Other nations waiting to be bailed out by one super power will never survive.It is a fallacy to underestimate countries like China, Russia, and others who are becoming more powerful than any other nation! What are they doing to help your economy or the rest of the world? I wish all nations of power would join together to help countries like yours. ...Eileen
New Poetry by Abdi-Noor Haji Mohamed (Eagle Of Hope)
Serial killer Ted Bundy's murders recounted from the perspective of thirty years after his execution in a Florida prison.
Brutal, compelling, with new updated facts about the case, his victims and the compulsions that drove Ted Bundy to mass murder.
Regis
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