Terror: A Disease
by Martin Kari

We should not spare any effort avoiding conflict. Widest possible experiences only teaches us to do the right thing for ourselves and others—dialogue helps us to share experiences. When writing, we reach out to others in a wider dialogue. The more people participating at the table of dialogue, the better our chance of avoiding conflict.
The world has seen enough conflict; we do not need more of the same. People with societal responsibilities perhaps would benefit from reading the following discourse, with a view to unanimously finding a cure.
Analysis paves the way for increased understanding, which, due to wide misinterpretations and confusion amongst many groups of our societies, is in urgent need. There is a tendency to take political advantage out of it.

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