Your whole mode of thinking is based on a wrong foundation. I repeat, you cannot speak of a certain way of thinking without mentioning the individual nations.
You are also talking about three or four different things here so I'll pick out one.
Which European nations do you think are pro-terrorist?
Europe.
You've been drinking too much of your screenname.
You criticize my "mode of thinking" and then claim I have charged any European nation with being pro-terrorist? I would suggest it's not my analytical abilities that are in question here if that's the conclusion you've drawn from my conclusions. I never accused anyone of being pro-terrorist.
I do say that pacificism and appeasement seems to be a unifying sentiment among many in Europe these days. Again, I did not say all. That was your misrepresentation of my point, along with the one above. I challenged you to disprove my thesis. So far all you've done is personalize the argument against me. Again, can you show that the US war on terror isn't unpopular in Europe and that Israel's actions in Lebanon are not unpopular? That does not translate into my thinking Europeans are pro-terrorist. They just have a naive notion that if the use of force ceases against terrorists, that terrorist grievances against the West will cease and they'll just leave us all alone.
Again, what is your evidence I am wrong? If you can provide something indicating the majorities of Europeans are with the US on the war on terror including in Iraq, and approve of Israel's actions I will gladly retract my comments. I would love to think Europe has not gone as weak as I fear they have and have every evidence for believing is the case.