One Never Really Knows Who One's Enemy

Since Our Complex Societies Are Highly Susceptible To Interferences And Accidents, They Certainly Offer Ideal Opportunities For A Prompt Disruption Of Normal Activities.

The Only Knowledge That Can Truly Orient Action Is Knowledge That Frees Itself From Mere Human Interests And Is Based In Ideas - In Other Words Knowledge That Has Taken A Theoretical Attitude.

The Misery In War-torn Afghanistan Is Reminiscent Of Images From The Thirty Years' War.

The Clever, Albeit Fragile, Coalition Against Terrorism Brought Together By The U.s. Government Might Be Able To Advance The Transition From Classical International Law To A Cosmopolitan Order.

The Difference Between Political Terror And Ordinary Crime Becomes Clear During The Change Of Regimes, In Which Former Terrorists Become Well-regarded Representatives Of Their Country.