I Don't Say That The West Is

We Really Only Came Around To Accepting And Integrating The Propositional Dimension Of Identity Into A Concept Of Ourselves At The Time Of The American Revolution.

Power Remains Strong When It Remains In The Dark; Exposed To The Sunlight It Begins To Evaporate.

Obviously Pakistan And The U.s. Are Very Different Countries, But We Have Common Geopolitical Interests In Preventing Communist Take Over In Afghanistan And Hence, Now That Pakistan Has A Government That We Can Cooperate With, Even Though It Is A Military Government, We Are Working Together With Them In Order To Promote Our Common Interests. But Obviously We Also Differ With Pakistan On A Number Of Issues.

Islam's Borders Are Bloody And So Are Its Innards. The Fundamental Problem For The West Is Not Islamic Fundamentalism. It Is Islam, A Different Civilisation Whose People Are Convinced Of The Superiority Of Their Culture And Are Obsessed With The Inferiority Of Their Power.

Every Civilization Sees Itself As The Center Of The World And Writes Its History As The Central Drama Of Human History.