In trying to prevent terrorism at home, the West should leave the Muslim world alone
Islam21CBritish foreign policy, Colonialism, democracy, Dilly Hussain, Islam, Islam21c, Middle East, Muslim world, Muslims, North Africa, US foreign policy, western foreign policySir Isaac Newton’s famous ‘Third Law’ stipulates that “every action has an equal and opposite reaction”. This profound principle and logical theory can be applied to a plethora of tangible realities, and is how I tend to make sense of human warfare – especially, the West’s “home-grown terrorism” quagmire with “Islamism”.[1] Where Newton’s ‘Third Law’ states […]
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