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While the US opinion-makers still seem to be possessed by the myth that the US intends to spread democracy throughout the Arab world and incorporate it into the flows of world trade, I am not only drawn back to political theoretic question about the forms of democracy but also to the 19th imperial ideology which justified the European conquest of Africa as the means by which to dismantle the indigeneous slave trading states which impeded the spread of civilization, commerce and Christianity. Of course the European colonizers soon found themselves rehabilitating the very tyrants whom they had wanted to depose. rb
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