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Reform by mob: does it always work?

Posted on January 29, 2011 by benign0

Some recent events in Egypt and Tunisia illustrate the whole trouble with street mobs supposedly calling for “reform” – that in a situation described more by anarchy than any sort of clear higher purpose, it becomes difficult to sort the … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Featured, Media, Politics, Religion | Tagged egypt, people power, tunisia | 19 Comments

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