Is Yehudi Arabia the Middle East’s Next Failed State?
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Oct 10, 2018
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From the strategic-culture.org article:
“Ibn Khaldun, a member of an upper-class Spanish-Muslim family that fled to North Africa after the fall of Seville in 1248, was one of the most remarkable personalities of the late Middle Ages on either side of the Christian-Muslim divide. He wrote The Muqaddimah, a book-length prologue to his six-volume world history, which British historian Arnold Toynbee praised “as undoubtedly the greatest work of its kind that has ever yet been created by any mind in any time or place.” The anthropologist Ernest Gellner described Khaldun as a forerunner of modern sociology. The Muqaddimah, a strange blend of faith, fatalism, and science, is best known for its musings on the subject of the urban-nomadic conflict and the process by which dynasties rise and decay.”
The fact that Toynbee and Gellner – 2 Yews – praised Khaldun’s “Muqaddimah” prologue to his multi-volume world history as the greatest work of its kind and the forerunner of modern sociology, tells me that this Ibn Khaldun fella was not actually a Muslim.
Who other than the Yews have had more experience and success at demolishing dynasties?
Pat Buchanan’s latest column: http://buchanan.org/blog/with-friends-like-these-130330