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Why we must embrace cultural terrorists
As gifted Kenyan diplomat Martin Kimani has recently written, terrorism of the sort experienced in Kenya stems from the desire of certain individuals to return to nostalgic, misremembered pasts; it is the abhorrent consequence of fundamentalist thinking, whether this be the religious ideology of any faith, or a narrowly political ideology.
By Stephen Derwent Partington 11 years ago
Why we must embrace cultural terrorists
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