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Strategies & Market Trends : Prince Alwaleed's Investments -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ~digs who wrote (10)	10/13/2001 6:39:16 AM
From: ~digs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16

"The _Wall Street Journal_ (Sept. 14) published a survey of opinions of wealthy and privileged Muslims in the Gulf region (bankers, professionals, businessmen with close links to the U.S.). They expressed much the same views: resentment of the U.S. policies of supporting Israeli crimes and blocking the international consensus on a diplomatic settlement for many years while devastating Iraqi civilian society, supporting harsh and repressive anti-democratic regimes throughout the region, and imposing barriers against economic development by 'propping up oppressive regimes.' Among the great majority of people suffering deep poverty and oppression, similar sentiments are far more bitter, and are the source of the fury and despair that has led to suicide bombings... " home.earthlink.net