Media Monitors Network (MMN)

"The assumptions that shaped US thinking during the Soviet era do not apply in the case of the Arab world today. Sharply declining Arab public attitude toward the US can not be blamed on either a lack of information or on the Arab media."

"...after a period of indeterminable length, but possibly quite short, the American way of life will fade into history. If mankind survives the related upheaval, and if future archaeologists and sociologists and anthropologists examine the remains of the former American civilization and its impact on the world, it will be determined to have been yet another blow out of an empire -- consumed with wealth accumulation, beset by corruption, and ultimately unsustainable."

"It was unfortunate that just in one year time, the founder of Pakistan Mohammed Ali Jinnah died on 11th of September, 1948 and the next to the founder and the first Prime Minister of Pakistan Liaqat Ali Khan was brutally assassinated on October 16, 1951. Since then Pakistan went into the hands of people who could not show the ability to run Pakistan according to dreams of the creators. Therefore, by looking at today’s shape of Pakistan one should not prove to condemn the decision of the creation of Pakistan."

"The “war president” now wants to be a “peace president”. In the other corner of the ring, Kerry is pumping himself up to be the “war monger president”. He will opt for a war of choice whenever he feels the urge – regardless of whether the designated enemy poses any kind of threat to the United States."

"After all, what could I say to wake up a billion Muslims after all that has already happened? I mean, what are mere words compared to real-life images and experiences of war, poverty, humiliation and destruction. What is left to suffer?"