A Call for Sobriety

“If you kill one bin Laden today, soon dozens of bin Ladens will take his place. If you kill ten bin Ladens, then hatred will spread, if you attack a hundred, then thousands will lose members of their families,” the Dalai Lama said in an interview with the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph ". The methods of war in Iraq, in his opinion, "are too violent, and violence is always unpredictable and gives rise to many problems." In general, he believes that the good life has spoiled Europeans, and “they have become less flexible.”