Adrift in the age of random murder
The use of terror as a political weapon and the rejection of human norms in a civilian context have been building for decades, and it looks to get a lot worse before it conceivably gets any better.
OTTAWA—Sometimes I feel really sorry for today’s young people, who are going to have deal with the scourge of terrorism and mass mayhem for years to come.
The scale of the problem—whether you’re talking about Orlando or Brussels or Islamic State’s insanity in the Middle East—is incredib...
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