It is true that, in Islamic societies, the dissatisfaction of the public has not yet turned into an active force against the bureaucrats. Under normal circumstances of bureaucratic leadership in the Islamic states, the public are not instrumental in their opposition. Only under conditions of upheaval and critical circumstances will the public rise against the ruling views. The bureaucratic leadership is well aware of such possibilities, and therefore they resort to militarism in order to strengthen their power base for confrontation against the mob. This is precisely why the Islamic leadership, against all odds, seeks to bring every aspect of the system, i.e., economic, social, political and cultural issues, under its total control. In this way, an entire organization, such as the ruling party, and judicial, police, military, security forces, are guaranteed to be subordinated to the needs of the ruling bureaucrats. It is hard to imagine that, across the globe, there are any bureaucratic systems compared to those of Islamic states that bring the services of the above organizations to such an extent under their domination.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Jul 2013 12:55:02 +0000
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