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He treats postwar Anglo-American support for Islamic extremism as a later example of the same security-state pattern: destabilize rivals, undermine nationalist or socialist oil politics, and support the Saudi-Wahhabi compact.
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He treats postwar Anglo-American support for Islamic extremism as a later example of the same security-state pattern: destabilize rivals, undermine nationalist or socialist oil politics, and support the Saudi-Wahhabi compact.
"...right. Let's use another example. Have you ever asked yourself where Islamic extremism comes from? Well, the answer is no. So when we did..."
"...and they wanted to celebrate their religion. Okay? So by sponsoring Islamic extremism, you are destabilizing the Soviet Union. Okay? That's the first really..."
"So by supporting Islamic extremism, you're undermining the Soviet Union. You're undermining these ideologies, which is exactly what happened in Iran. And the last..."
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