Marcel Côté on Islam & Anwar
Oct 29th, 2006 by Tian
Came across a interesting writing by a blogger Marcel Côté today. He wrote about Anwar, Islam and the contradictions in the increasingly xenophobic West.
Worth checking him out at Eatbees Blog.
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Thanks for the link and recommendation to your readers. I’m glad it gave me an opportunity to get to know your site. I’m enjoying your commentary about the police state in Malaysia. Maybe “enjoying” isn’t the right word, but it’s good to see you can speak freely. It seems a bit like the situation in Morocco, where I lived for three years, only there, the prime minister is a figurehead, and the king and his officials are all powerful. I’ll be writing about the king and democracy in Morocco sometime in the next few days if you’re interested. Sometimes Morocco seems freer to me than the U.S., because the struggle is more active so people still know what freedom means. Take care….