It Is Conceivable That At Some Point

One Has To Understand What The Enemy Is All About: The Enemy's History, The Enemy's Culture, The Enemy's Aspirations. If You Understand These Well, You Can Perhaps Move Towards Peace.

Nonsense! It Is Said That The West Had A Global Policy In Regard To Islam. That Is Stupid. There Isn't A Global Islam.

I Think President George W. Bush Contributed Very Directly To The Fact That The Status Of America As The World's Only Superpower Lasted For 20 Years At Most.

War On Terrorism Defines The Central Preoccupation Of The United States In The World Today, And It Does Reflect In My View A Rather Narrow And Extremist Vision Of Foreign Policy Of The World's First Superpower, Of A Great Democracy, With Genuinely Idealistic Traditions.

What Is Most Important To The History Of The World? The Taliban Or The Collapse Of The Soviet Empire? Some Stirred-up Moslems Or The Liberation Of Central Europe And The End Of The Cold War?