Abishai100
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"Hajib is a rickshaw driver in the over-populated country of India. However, he is also a secret operative for the CIA, working as a messenger-runner and grenade-carrier. Hajib's mission is to fortify Islamic fundamentalist strongholds building bases in India around Kashmir, a region troubled by Hindu-Muslim terrorism and being eyed by groups such as the Taliban and ISIS."
This would be a terrific subject for a Bollywood (India's version of Hollywood) film.
Right now, traffic is another word for politics. Globalization, economics-based political unions, and immigration have made the world a highway, and the Internet is being hawked by governments suspicious of 'terrorism-cell hackers' looking to find communications in-roads.
Imagining that the CIA is employing an undercover rickshaw driver in India as an agent is not inconceivable.
This is really the new 'face' of world politics. American forces are stationed as guardian-units, and rebels strike with random unpredictable guerrilla-oriented acts of surprise, and it's all based on traffic.
As we enjoy the Rio Olympics in Brazil on worldwide TV this August, we may think about the media attention surrounding the terrorism incident at the Munich Summer Games in 1972, and how it was the subject of a major film starring the popular actor Eric Bana.
Is the world becoming a 'James Bond wishing-well'?
Munich (Film)
Rio Olympics
This would be a terrific subject for a Bollywood (India's version of Hollywood) film.
Right now, traffic is another word for politics. Globalization, economics-based political unions, and immigration have made the world a highway, and the Internet is being hawked by governments suspicious of 'terrorism-cell hackers' looking to find communications in-roads.
Imagining that the CIA is employing an undercover rickshaw driver in India as an agent is not inconceivable.
This is really the new 'face' of world politics. American forces are stationed as guardian-units, and rebels strike with random unpredictable guerrilla-oriented acts of surprise, and it's all based on traffic.
As we enjoy the Rio Olympics in Brazil on worldwide TV this August, we may think about the media attention surrounding the terrorism incident at the Munich Summer Games in 1972, and how it was the subject of a major film starring the popular actor Eric Bana.
Is the world becoming a 'James Bond wishing-well'?
Munich (Film)
Rio Olympics
