Israel back to its pre-1967 borders? No way will that advance peace. No way would that make Israel more secure.
He attributes oceans of blood spilled to the rather artificial borders drawn across the middle east. I wonder if he has thought how much blood it would take to change them?
He is also sure that the answer to peace between the arabs and the Israelis is a return to the pre-1967 borders. I suppose he's forgotten that Israel was in its pre-1967 borders when half a dozen arab countries teamed up to wipe her off the face of the map.
Europe is at least partially responsible for why Africa is the lowest developing continent, with some of it's countries stagnating or declining rather than developing at all.
It is reassuring to see Ralph Peters support the idea of redrawing borders in Iraq (though I think it is overly ambitious and dangerous to comply with the rest of the map changes that he proposed). The Iraqi borders make no sense. Why do we pretend that Sunni Arabs, Shia Arabs, and Kurds (one of these things is not like the other one), should be lumped together into one state? That doesn't make any sense. My favorite concern for why we do not favor federalism or autonomy: we fear that Iran might exert too much influence. WTF???? As if Iran doesn't already exert too much influence!