Woman lied about anti-semitic attack
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Oh that's well known tadou. Research the opinions of the Arab World on Israel. Read uhh...Zakaria, Lewis, any major scholar on the Middle East. They will say the same exact thing. Bernard Lewis, as a matter of fact, is THE prominent Western scholar on the Middle East.
No one can fuck with him in the US in terms of historical and political Middle Eastern knowledge. He somewhat supports the Iraq War, so you might not throw him out instantly. Check his writings out. You may be surprised.
No one can fuck with him in the US in terms of historical and political Middle Eastern knowledge. He somewhat supports the Iraq War, so you might not throw him out instantly. Check his writings out. You may be surprised.
lmao @ anti-Islamic/anti-semitic
You miss me repeatedly being called "a tool of the Jews" in other threads?
Lewis' work confirms the polls, which confirm Lewis' work. You may have taken 12.5 hours of a Farsi class, but you seem to have studied little of Middle Eastern opinion/politics. I may not be able to find the poll I referenced, but I guarantee you I will find something similar...
You miss me repeatedly being called "a tool of the Jews" in other threads?
Lewis' work confirms the polls, which confirm Lewis' work. You may have taken 12.5 hours of a Farsi class, but you seem to have studied little of Middle Eastern opinion/politics. I may not be able to find the poll I referenced, but I guarantee you I will find something similar...
59 percent of Europeans believe Israel is the greatest threat to World stability
http://www.arabnews.com/?page=7§ion=0&article=35216&d=17&m=11&y=2003
60 Percent of Arabs believe the Israel/Palestine Issue to be of the utmost importance of any issue, and feel personally slighted when Palestinians are shamed or attacked by the IDF
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=23863
http://mccants.anderson5.net/brannon/Arab Public Opinion Survey.htm
On attitudes toward the U.S.
Very few people in the survey countries have a favorable opinion of the United States: Only 4% in Saudi Arabia, 6% in Morocco and Jordan, 9% in UAE, 13% in Egypt, and 32% in Lebanon.
Most people say that their attitudes toward the U.S. are based on American policies, not on American values.
On possible war with Iraq
Despite the U.S. claim that it intends to spread democratic values and ideals throughout the world, war with Iraq will bring less democracy in the view of 95% of Saudis, 66% of Moroccans, 63% of Egyptians, 58% of Jordanians, 59% in UAE, and 73% of Lebanese.
More than three-fourths of the people in Egypt, Lebanon, and UAE, and an overwhelming majority of Saudis (91%) and Moroccans (89%) that war with Iraq will bring less peace in the Middle East. More than half of Jordanians (60%) think that war with Iraq will bring less peace in the Middle East.
More than three fourths of Lebanese, Moroccans, and Jordanians, as well 67% of the people in Egypt and 58% in UAE, think that war with Iraq will worsen prospects for settlement of the Arab-Israeli dispute.
Some striking results were prompted by the question of whether or not a war in Iraq will bring more or less terrorism. In the view of 97% of Saudis, 87% of Moroccans, 81% of Lebanese, 78% of Jordanians, 75% of the people in Egypt and 74% in the UAE, war in Iraq will bring more terrorism.
On U.S. policy abroad
On the issue of U.S. policy in Iraq, an overwhelming percentage feel that American policy is motivated mainly by oil and secondarily by U.S. support for Israel. Specifically, 97% of Saudis, 91% of Lebanese, 87% of Jordanians, 93% of Moroccans, 77% of Egyptians, and 76% of the people in UAE feel that oil is an extremely important issue in motivating U.S. policy toward Iraq. More than three-quarters of Saudis and 75% of Jordanians say Israel is an extremely important issue in determining U.S. policy in Iraq, 66% of Egyptians, 67% of Lebanese, and 46% of the people in UAE and Morocco.
On the issue of U.S. policy toward the Arab-Israeli dispute, the majority feel that U.S. policy is motivated by support for Israel and oil. Nearly three-fourths of all respondents feel that both Israel and oil are extremely important factors in U.S. policy.
http://www.arabnews.com/?page=7§ion=0&article=35216&d=17&m=11&y=2003
60 Percent of Arabs believe the Israel/Palestine Issue to be of the utmost importance of any issue, and feel personally slighted when Palestinians are shamed or attacked by the IDF
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=23863
http://mccants.anderson5.net/brannon/Arab Public Opinion Survey.htm
On attitudes toward the U.S.
Very few people in the survey countries have a favorable opinion of the United States: Only 4% in Saudi Arabia, 6% in Morocco and Jordan, 9% in UAE, 13% in Egypt, and 32% in Lebanon.
Most people say that their attitudes toward the U.S. are based on American policies, not on American values.
On possible war with Iraq
Despite the U.S. claim that it intends to spread democratic values and ideals throughout the world, war with Iraq will bring less democracy in the view of 95% of Saudis, 66% of Moroccans, 63% of Egyptians, 58% of Jordanians, 59% in UAE, and 73% of Lebanese.
More than three-fourths of the people in Egypt, Lebanon, and UAE, and an overwhelming majority of Saudis (91%) and Moroccans (89%) that war with Iraq will bring less peace in the Middle East. More than half of Jordanians (60%) think that war with Iraq will bring less peace in the Middle East.
More than three fourths of Lebanese, Moroccans, and Jordanians, as well 67% of the people in Egypt and 58% in UAE, think that war with Iraq will worsen prospects for settlement of the Arab-Israeli dispute.
Some striking results were prompted by the question of whether or not a war in Iraq will bring more or less terrorism. In the view of 97% of Saudis, 87% of Moroccans, 81% of Lebanese, 78% of Jordanians, 75% of the people in Egypt and 74% in the UAE, war in Iraq will bring more terrorism.
On U.S. policy abroad
On the issue of U.S. policy in Iraq, an overwhelming percentage feel that American policy is motivated mainly by oil and secondarily by U.S. support for Israel. Specifically, 97% of Saudis, 91% of Lebanese, 87% of Jordanians, 93% of Moroccans, 77% of Egyptians, and 76% of the people in UAE feel that oil is an extremely important issue in motivating U.S. policy toward Iraq. More than three-quarters of Saudis and 75% of Jordanians say Israel is an extremely important issue in determining U.S. policy in Iraq, 66% of Egyptians, 67% of Lebanese, and 46% of the people in UAE and Morocco.
On the issue of U.S. policy toward the Arab-Israeli dispute, the majority feel that U.S. policy is motivated by support for Israel and oil. Nearly three-fourths of all respondents feel that both Israel and oil are extremely important factors in U.S. policy.
What with sadaam in office? He couldnt even aide his own people. He was a manic who needed to go. People try and call us the police of the world yet when we do something thats in our interests (oil), they say its wrong. And whats the fucking point of the U.N. when we hardly ever follow its advice. Didnt the U.N. not support this war? Am i the only out here that thinks that no other country would be able to go agaisnt the U.N.'s wishes without some sort of action by the U.N.? But i do like how other countrys tried to get in the iraqi rebuilded process after the war (oil). When in the begining they were clearly agaisnt it (france).