The Institute of Art and Ideas (IAI) Shared publicly - 12 Feb 2014 George Galloway imagines a causation relationship between imperialism (帝國主義) and extremism. (極端主義) George Galloway believes that the murder of Lee Rigby in earlier this year is symptomatic of an extrematisation caused by The New Imperialism. In this controversial new debate, Galloway argues that Something is seriously wrong. When such murderers... dont even flee, but give interviews to passers-by on their phones, laying out their reasons. Mr Galloway relates the massacre to the 7/7 London bombings, and underlines his contention that imperialism is the primary cause of these events, by leaving young Muslims so alienated and angry at the world... that they are happy to chop a man to pieces. In this impassioned talk, given at How The Light Gets In festival, held at Hay-on-Wye, days after Rigbys death, Galloway likens British Imperialism to Frankensteins monster, stating, When you build a monster, it breaks free of your control and [that is what makes it] a monster. We saw [this monster] on the streets on Woolwich just a few days ago. https://youtube/watch?v=dXZWK0AMrQQ#t=21
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 11:21:03 +0000