Ayaz Ali asked:
After the events of September 11, 2001 put the ‘war on terror’ at the forefront of international politics, it seems the issue remains a favorite fallback for politicians starting out on the long road that they hope will end at the white house.
US candidates who have learnt from the example set by President George W Bush that creating an ‘external’ enemy is a good way to create sense of paranoia.
do you agree?
After the events of September 11, 2001 put the ‘war on terror’ at the forefront of international politics, it seems the issue remains a favorite fallback for politicians starting out on the long road that they hope will end at the white house.
US candidates who have learnt from the example set by President George W Bush that creating an ‘external’ enemy is a good way to create sense of paranoia.
do you agree?
