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Democracy and Islam

Dean Esmay is one of my favorite bloggers. Whether he knows it or not, he single-handedly converted me to Natan Sharansky's central thesis on democracy, which I had previously and unfairly dismissed as well-meaning but naive.

Today Dean has a terrific post, rife with figures and data, which illustrates that


  1. Islam and democracy are not incompatible
  2. Democratization of Muslim countries is a good thing
  3. Progress is being made

It's a lengthy post, but well worth your time. I promise.

Comments

see it helps to believe that even "those people" are sick of their bullshhh

FREEDOM IS ON THE MARCH MOTHERFU@*ERS!!!

oh yeah did you catch this cool link?

http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html

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