INSIGHT: Better to let extremists expose their own absurdity

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Published By: The Dispatch - Wednesday, 25 April, 2012

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• French forces ‘kill hundreds of jihadists’
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• ConCourt rejects Bosasa's appeal to expose M&G sources
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• Microsoft fixing security bug in Internet Explorer
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• Presidential privates expose uncomfortable issues for ANC
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• Rugby - Can Stormers keep going?
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• People should aid cops - Mthethwa
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• Right wing fragmented and demilitarised, experts say
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• Dashing the great right hope
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• African philosophy meets modern technology
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• Kazakhstan detains extremists
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• SA needs insight from youth: Manuel
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• Patent absurdity
  • Apple vs Samsung patent battle continues - Cape Argus
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  • Commission dismisses Motorola patent case - Cape Argus
• Golf - A new approach to putting
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