That is true. And no worries about apologies. In the end someone said that what we all do in the comment section is basically a self monologue, I do the same,

That is true. And no worries about apologies. In the end someone said that what we all do in the comment section is basically a self monologue, I do the same, and the more I realize that more nicer we would be in textual discord ;) You are correct, politicians will be politicians. Problem is that arabic politicians are so driven by archaic traditional means like bloodlines and honor, that sometimes I wonder if it is as obvious for a person with non-arabic background as it is for a everyone else. The problem with arabic governments is that they are, firsty, not really democratic, no matter what is being said. Second, alot of governence revolves around tradional and party relegious norms. Watch an Arabic debate on TV about homesexuality... And third. They last for a very short time in comparison to the countries in power over them (France, GB, US) There is alot of social and relational ties that end up being very important for people in power. In turn this translate to alot of "actions" that are easily seen as just a show from an Arabic perspective. The problem for me arises of how far from what is said the final result would be, because most of it will be dictated by bribery in internal dealings.