What will future generations make of the insanity of today's society? 'The Pakistani city of Peshawar has begun burying its dead after a Taliban attack at a school killed at least 132 children and nine staff. Mourners crowded around coffins bedecked with flowers, while other families waited at hospitals for news. ...... . World leaders voiced disgust at the Taliban's deadliest attack to date, which even its Afghan allies disowned.' (BBC News, 17 December) This is just the latest madness in a society wrecked by dissent , dispute and chronic anti-social behaviour. What does the death of young children prove? RD
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