A New Babylon discusses the conflict in the northeast and southern Eurasia, that has resulted in terror attacks in both eastern and western countries, as well as the repression of western Slavic, southeastern European and central Asiatic tribes.
Disenfranchisement of exiles originally from eastern lands, now living in the west, as a result of foreign oppression, has created mistrust between nations, who might otherwise not have any dispute, were it not for ongoing territorial occupation.
Such attacks may seem perverse, for countries so welcoming of migrants and refugees but it is nonetheless a symptom of ingrained ignorance, in terms of the histories that existed, prior to the birth of modern democratic and pluralistic nations.
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To view foreigners or migrants as simply being unappreciative, does not say much about a host country, particularly when someone is allowed to stay indefinitely, albeit with basic rights and freedoms denied but who is, nonetheless, considered an alien.
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