quite bold claiming that you speak for millions...
i think you missed the point of my message. there are different kinds of democracy and while my canadian version might not work in the middle east, that does not mean that no version would.
you obviously did not attend the lecture by Prof. Esposito which was organized by Georgetown University. He conducted a large survey in the middle east, and the results were quite remarkable. It's a shame you did not attend, as the results of his research showed that the majority of arabs do not think like you. they may not like american foreign policy, but many have a lot of respect for several aspects of our western democracies.
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"Even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day." Withnail & I
quite bold claiming that you speak for millions...
i think you missed the point of my message. there are different kinds of democracy and while my canadian version might not work in the middle east, that does not mean that no version would.
you obviously did not attend the lecture by Prof. Esposito which was organized by Georgetown University. He conducted a large survey in the middle east, and the results were quite remarkable. It's a shame you did not attend, as the results of his research showed that the majority of arabs do not think like you. they may not like american foreign policy, but many have a lot of respect for several aspects of our western democracies.
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"Even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day." Withnail & I