So many thoughts, so many thoughts, but which one prevails for the moment...
Libya - If the rebellion is genuine and supported by the people, the good for them, if however its a western induced revolt where a rebel movement is supported by a super power, then i say that they are in serious problems. To the Libyans, good luck, I hope you understand what has happened, and what the consequences will be
Somalia- To what degree are you responsible for your neighbours sorrows when they have all the same human resources as you, they just choose not to use them, or use them in a way that does not benefit their household... Kenya has been saddled by the consequences of the war, hundreds of thousands of genuinely starving persons 9read women and children) looking to get out of the way of both a man made and natural disaster. Kenya shares a border with Somalia which means that any physical disasters experienced in that country will also be experienced in her. So how do you support another when you can barely support your own.

The question is simple, the answer is complex. humanity must always ensure that they look out for one another as failure to do so leads to disgruntled population which then gives way to war. All it needs is for a spirited individual to come and take advantage of the disconnect, identify an oppressor and bam, Nazi Germany gets re-created. But if we are so busy looking over our shoulder, we might get hit from the side. .....

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