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About radical islam. it is real. it is evil. but it has lost the idealogical argument. the real clash of civilizations was never between the west and islam. it was within the world of islam between the existing regimes and their islamic opposition movements and more broadly between moderates and radical religious groups. recall that in osama bin laden's original thought log in 1996, his reason to go for the far enemy, the united states is because of governments inside saudi arabia which were the near enemy and the true focus of bin laden's strategy. the goal was to sweep out dictators which wo...
They're attacking the west because they see the west, at least again bin laden did, as supporting what they saw as insufficiently religious, godless, corrupt regimes. saudi arabia, egypt, this was the important part fort war. does that make an extinction that they were trying to make caliphates in the western world and it was essentially roadkill? >> you can look at it like that, but it comes to the same factual act in the end. they want to kill us and they want to kill the muslims who don't agree with them. if you look over the last 20 years, the vast majority of muslims who have lost their l...
Old. but the dislike of dictators of hussein and assad translated to opposing the regimes. in fact, as they were ruled by unpopular tyrants, what the people really wanted, it turned out, was greater openness, more democracy and an accommodation with modern life, not a rejection of it. we saw this in the massive demonstrations of 2011, the arab spring, which is now ten years old. we've seen it in the many elections in the muslim world, in iraq, tunisia, turkey, pakistan, indonesia and malaysia where even when islamic parties win, its parties within the democratic framework are reasonably modera...