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Кто еще из советских зубров еще живы?
Dec. 16th, 2009
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Dec. 16th, 2009 05:39 pmПример колонки, которая не может в принцпе появиться
в мейстримной российской или немецкой прессе,
во Франкфурте Альгемайне или в Известиях, например.
Причем, автор даже не республиканец.
Автор симпатизирует Обаме и демократической партии США.
"Исламу нужна гражданская война" - за такое уволят с волчьим билетом.
Потому что Шаймиев может прочесть, или там немецкие турки.
Прочтут и обидяцца.
(заголовок заметки) www.jihad.com
Op-Ed Columnist
http://www.nytimes.com
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN, нобелевский лауреат, по ходу
Only Arabs and Muslims can fight the war of ideas within Islam. We had a civil war in America in the mid-19th century because we had a lot of people who believed bad things — namely that you could enslave people because of the color of their skin. We defeated those ideas and the individuals, leaders and institutions that propagated them, and we did it with such ferocity that five generations later some of their offspring still have not forgiven the North.
Islam needs the same civil war. It has a violent minority that believes bad things: that it is O.K. to not only murder non-Muslims — “infidels,” who do not submit to Muslim authority — but to murder Muslims as well who will not accept the most rigid Muslim lifestyle and submit to rule by a Muslim caliphate.
What is really scary is that this violent, jihadist minority seems to enjoy the most “legitimacy” in the Muslim world today. Few political and religious leaders dare to speak out against them in public. Secular Arab leaders wink at these groups, telling them: “We’ll arrest if you do it to us, but if you leave us alone and do it elsewhere, no problem.”
...
A corrosive mind-set has taken hold since 9/11. It says that Arabs and Muslims are only objects, never responsible for anything in their world, and we are the only subjects, responsible for everything that happens in their world. We infantilize them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/16/opinion/16friedman.html?_r=1&ref=opinion
в мейстримной российской или немецкой прессе,
во Франкфурте Альгемайне или в Известиях, например.
Причем, автор даже не республиканец.
Автор симпатизирует Обаме и демократической партии США.
"Исламу нужна гражданская война" - за такое уволят с волчьим билетом.
Потому что Шаймиев может прочесть, или там немецкие турки.
Прочтут и обидяцца.
(заголовок заметки) www.jihad.com
Op-Ed Columnist
http://www.nytimes.com
By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN, нобелевский лауреат, по ходу
Only Arabs and Muslims can fight the war of ideas within Islam. We had a civil war in America in the mid-19th century because we had a lot of people who believed bad things — namely that you could enslave people because of the color of their skin. We defeated those ideas and the individuals, leaders and institutions that propagated them, and we did it with such ferocity that five generations later some of their offspring still have not forgiven the North.
Islam needs the same civil war. It has a violent minority that believes bad things: that it is O.K. to not only murder non-Muslims — “infidels,” who do not submit to Muslim authority — but to murder Muslims as well who will not accept the most rigid Muslim lifestyle and submit to rule by a Muslim caliphate.
What is really scary is that this violent, jihadist minority seems to enjoy the most “legitimacy” in the Muslim world today. Few political and religious leaders dare to speak out against them in public. Secular Arab leaders wink at these groups, telling them: “We’ll arrest if you do it to us, but if you leave us alone and do it elsewhere, no problem.”
...
A corrosive mind-set has taken hold since 9/11. It says that Arabs and Muslims are only objects, never responsible for anything in their world, and we are the only subjects, responsible for everything that happens in their world. We infantilize them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/16/opinion/16friedman.html?_r=1&ref=opinion