Dear Jaria,
I think that there is a fundamental difference between Arabs and
Brits, in the way they think, in the indoctrination each underwent as
children, that sets the format they will mostly follow in adulthood,
and in how they use the brains they have. Someone tried to illustrate
the difference by describing the Arab as an "in time" person, and a
Brit as a "through time" person - pointing out how Brits stand outside
the moment, considering alternative responses, thinking through the
consequences of each, before selecting one they consider most
suitable, whilst Arabs are so immersed in the moment that they react
immediately, without thinking in detail about the consequences... We
are ALL, Arabs and Brits, individuals and there will be exceptions to
some degree or another in individuals' responses, but as a
generalization I think there is a lot in this concept.
The poor Arabs are trapped in a sophisticated world of modern
gadgetry, electronics, secular concepts, etc with the disadvantage of
having been thoroughly soaked in a messy mixture of lies and
misunderstandings labelled "Islam", that only a few can break away
from. This false set of concepts was cooked up to support a way of
life that involved slow travel in camel caravans, wandering about,
surviving in deserts with little in the way of water, and it is
totally useless to people trapped in the age of computers, weapons of
great complexity and power, new ways of farming, and the need to make
full use of all one's human resources.
It would appear to be far safer for eastern europeans, and Brits, to
contemplate a revolution, than for poorly educated and highly
indoctrinated Arabs to do so.
They need our help now, just as we needed theirs back when the
mediaeval christinsane were burning women alive as witches, blaming
them for the diseases caused by their mens' lack of hygiene, and
forgetting what the ancient Greeks and Romans had learned and passed
on to them.