Su suggerimento di @disqus_0M8PESuVrA.

George Friedman ci dice la sua dopo i fatti di Parigi. La riflessione è più a mente fredda di tante altre, ma non offre facili soluzioni.

The murders of cartoonists who made fun of Islam and of Jews shopping for their Sabbath meals by Islamists in Paris last week have galvanized the world. A galvanized world is always dangerous. Galvanized people can do careless things. It is in the extreme and emotion-laden moments that distance and coolness are most required. I am tempted to howl in rage. It is not my place to do so. My job is to try to dissect the event, place it in context and try to understand what has happened and why. From that, after the rage cools, plans for action can be made. Rage has its place, but actions must be taken with discipline and thought.

 

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