Making Peace, Not War

Making Peace, Not WarBetween the paranoid suspicion of all things war mongering and the unconditional acceptance of all things in the name of freedom fighting, there is a fragile fine line describing the confusing distance of separation between national stability and nation self destruction. For their mutual benefits, the Sierra Leonean rebels and military coup plotters waged an extensive senseless war on their one time peaceful, thriving and natural resource worthy

ÒBetween the paranoid suspicion of all things war-mongering and the unconditional acceptance of all things in-the-name-of-freedom-fighting, there is a fragile fine line describing the confusing distance of separation between national stability and nation self-destruction. For their mutual benefits, the Sierra Leonean rebels and military coup plotters waged an extensive senseless war on their one time peaceful, thriving and natural-resource-worthy nation, plummeting the country deeply into a state of anarchy and subsequently into a failed state. You donÕt need to analyse this. In Making Peace, Not War: an autobiography, Abdul Rahman Kamara recounts his graphic personal experience during the Sierra Leonean civil war. This is a must-have and must-read,Ó Ñ Michael Flowers, CEO, Flowers School of Technology and Management, Germany.