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**TeemFilla** · 02-06-2011, 03:57 AM

I really hope you're right, but I certainly wouldn't bet on that! And I'm usually accused on being too optimistic!

Still, I think that between the new situation in the Middle East (with REAL citizens are taking their own destiny in their hands, instead of letting extremists act and think for them), and the clear cut execution of Bin Laden, any intelligent person (and I don't believe that Muslims are more stupid than anyone else) would rething the situation!

It seems that they have more to gain through revolution that through terrorism!
So, maybe there is hope, if not immediately, for the mid-term.

Believe me--I have read enough and studied their mindset enough to post this thread. We're talking about people who's mindset comes from the 13th-16th century and once their leader is defeated--they simply vanish-&-their will to fight and die is no longer there. I think I am right on this. A second leader--just wouldn't be able to convince these people who cannot read or write to follow him--like USB could. USB was everything to them--and No One can replace him.

02-06-2011, 03:57 AM	#19
TeemFilla Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	I really hope you're right, but I certainly wouldn't bet on that! And I'm usually accused on being too optimistic! Still, I think that between the new situation in the Middle East (with REAL citizens are taking their own destiny in their hands, instead of letting extremists act and think for them), and the clear cut execution of Bin Laden, any intelligent person (and I don't believe that Muslims are more stupid than anyone else) would rething the situation! It seems that they have more to gain through revolution that through terrorism! So, maybe there is hope, if not immediately, for the mid-term. Believe me--I have read enough and studied their mindset enough to post this thread. We're talking about people who's mindset comes from the 13th-16th century and once their leader is defeated--they simply vanish-&-*their will to fight and die is no longer there.* I think I am right on this. A second leader--just wouldn't be able to convince these people who cannot read or write to follow him--like USB could. USB was everything to them--and No One can replace him.
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