[Mr. Mulliner]

It certainly does sound like he's saying what you all said. Of course, he probably gets paid to write things less...ummm...bluntly.

I deal with people from all different cultures, especially Asian cultures. I'm very interested in worldview and how it's shaped and occassionally even teach on the subject. I can't say that I'm well versed in Arab culture, but the little I know does seem to indicate that there's something sets them apart and breeds animosity in their culture. Taking responsibility for one's actions seems to be very low in their hierarchy of cultural values.

[MissAmericanPie]

One night I was flagged to tune into Politically Incorrect, poor old Bill was red faced and flustrated at the inability of these people to follow logic or accept responsibility for their own actions. So much for all these cultures being superior or on a par with ours, they can barely even reason that two follows one. They very much remind me of Liberals, talk about a bag of rags that belongs together.

[1John]

For an interesting insight into Arab politics, read "O, Jerusalem!" written about the the 1948 war in Palestine. A lot of what Glazov says here is born out in the actions of the Arab "leaders" of the time. Fascinating.