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I meant that we are in a crisis era as well, not an awakening as we were in 1980. Sorry, I should have specified on that point.

[quote="Trevor"]In the case of Nigeria, I don't see a civil war happening at the moment, although the violence will continue. Give it 15, 20 years, though, and it'll likely break out.

As for Egypt, I'm seeing something of a parallel to the 1980 Iran hostage situation. The difference, though, is that we're in a crisis era, not an awakening, so it makes me wonder just how this is going to unfold.[/quote]


Iran was in a crisis era in 1980.

John

In the case of Nigeria, I don't see a civil war happening at the moment, although the violence will continue. Give it 15, 20 years, though, and it'll likely break out.

As for Egypt, I'm seeing something of a parallel to the 1980 Iran hostage situation. The difference, though, is that we're in a crisis era, not an awakening, so it makes me wonder just how this is going to unfold.

27-Feb-12 World View -- German cabinet minister calls for Greece to exit euro currency

Why gasoline prices are increasing


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Contents:
Seven U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan, as anti-American violence continues
Bombing of church in Nigeria sparks revenge killings
German cabinet minister calls for Greece to exit euro currency
Why gasoline prices are increasing
Egypt's trial of American pro-democracy activists postponed


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Afghanistan, Koran, Hamid Karzai,
Jos, Nigeria, Church of Christ, Boko Haram,
Germany, Hans-Peter Friedrich, Angela Merkel,
John Hofmeister, China, India, Egypt