through with quigley

last chapter is rather boring, except for some sections where he talks (rather superficially) about irrationalism, Puritans, etc.

Quigley on Arabs

Arabic boys grow up egocentric, self-indulgent, undisciplined, immature, spoiled, subject to waves of emotionalism, whims, passion, and pettiness. Another aspect of Arabic society is its scorn of honest, steady manual work, especially agricultural work. There is a lack of respect for manual work that is so characteristic of the Pakistani-Peruvian axis. The Bedouin outlook include lack of respect for the soil, for vegetation, for most animals, and for outsiders. These attitudes are to be seen constantly as erosion, destruction of vegetation and wild life, personal cruelty and callousness to most living things, including one's fellow man, and a general harshness and indifference to God's creation. - [CTRL]

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