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.
