President Eisenhower is well-remembered for warning the public in his final address to the nation to “guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence . . . by the military-industrial complex.”
Today an invisible threat is hanging over the major American cities. This is undermining the blissful sense of security which has been cultivated in the citizens of the only global superpower following the Cold War.
Where does starvation exist in the world today? What are some of the causes of world hunger? Are citizens of developed countries donating monetarily to the ongoing relief efforts?
The world as seen by the eyes of a 20 year old girl in Nigeria, a 10 year boy in India or a middle-aged family man in Argentina, is a much different place from the one acknowledged by the average Western citizen.
