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    Catalyst the Homeland
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    Catalyst the Homeland

    By Ken Percival

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    Few adults remember adolescence and the insolence of a child when no options appear in their favor. Frenzy barely describes the tantamount ire compressed and bottled when that personality lets nothing stand in their way. Kang found himself at that point.

    His homeland suffered such a change as it sublimed into a melting pot with less suffering and more excess. He was one of a few who knew the comforts of the West. Many of his compatriots indulged so quickly that culture shock debilitated any sense of reason. Greed and avarice were too close at reach for a deprived people with little experience to thrive. He despised his culture for that inability to discern. His goal was to change the world in a substantive way, that some might label as psychopathic.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 1, 2018
    ISBN9781387623051
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