Looking-Glass Selves

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...

Although Islámic and other religious terrorisms cannot be tolerated by the international community, talk of a war on terrorism puts the cart before the horse. Our primary focus should be on the root causes of religious terrorism, not on its violent consequences. Rather than a war on global terrorism, our first fight must be a war on global poverty through international socialism. Secondly, we must struggle against the forces of nationalism and establish a universal federal, rather than unitary, system of global governance. Once basic human needs are satisfied and the nation is subordinated to a global state, the blight of terrorism, which thrives under the banes of economic oppression and ethnic inequality, will be mostly eliminated. A case in point is the contemporary apartheid between Israel and Palestine where, reminiscent of both the ghettoization of the European ancestors of many of the Israelis and of the previous establishment of racial homelands in South Africa, the building of...