When I heard about the recent suicide bombing at Kabul Airport, my first impulse was to do what right-thinking people have been doing in response to atrocities such as these for the past twenty years. In order to send the strongest message of resolve possible from the Antipodes to the theological militants, I immediately thought about taking to the streets with a bunch of celebrity friends for a spontaneous kerbside performance of ‘Imagine’.
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