Re: A Good Reading

Hello Khaldoun and All,

I have been debating with/against an entire listserve of people about the
events that have taken place this past week.  The people on the listserve
seem to have a problem in understanding why any person in the world would
have any sense of anger toward the United States.  I am looking for any
article that might provide a detailed description of reasons why (i.e. a
detailed list of U.S. attrocities throughout the world) people might harbour
such anger.  Additionally, I am looking for someone with "credientials"
(because if they don't have "credentials" they are written off as "two brain
celled liberals") and someone who isn't "attacking angrily" the United
States, as those types of articles (as I've already discovered) really seems
to piss these people off.  Thus, I am writing to see if anyone has any
suggestions as to which article(s) I might provide as a resource to these
people who have little background in anything outside of their backyard.

Thanks for anything and everything.

Jonathan DeVore

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From: <KSamman@aol.com>
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Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 4:48 PM
Subject: A Good Reading


> In addition to Boles good list of readings, the following by John Fisk is
excellent - Khaldoun
>