Resentment Could Fester Deadly Anger
Colin James, The New Zealand Herald | April 30, 2008
Climate change, resource shortages, and crippling, high food prices caused by the increased consumption of advanced and developing economies has unleashed a tide of resentment in poorer regions. ++ If Western culture and influence gets the blame for the health and capacity failures of the Third World, we could witness the rise of a “deadly anger now associated with Islamic extremists.” ++ In the interest of global security, advanced countries must start looking into the long-term return on investing in corrective interventions.
