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Harvest from Corruption
The writer argues that unemployment, drugs, extremism, and declining educational standards are the result of decades of corruption and poor governance. He accuses successive governments of putting foreign interests ahead of national interests and of creating conditions in which extremism could thrive. He calls for a review of economic, educational, and religious policies, a separation of religion and politics, and the development of an aware and educated generation. He also proposes forming a national government representing the various groups in society, tasked with preparing comprehensive reform strategies over a period of one and a half to two years, while acknowledging past mistakes and failures.
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