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Thanks

I cannot comment much on the detail of Bangladeshi politics, but I consider the subject very important given both the rise of radical Islam fundamentalism worldwide, the rise of Christian fundamentalism in America, and the environmental crisis in Bangladesh.

I invite you to register at Culture Kitchen and write about this in more detail. I think people will be very interested in this and most of our readers probably don't know a lot about Bangladesh. If you want to discuss this further you can email me or just sign up and you can post to the forums.


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