Last week the Center for Security Policy posted an interview with Douglas Murray, director of the Centre for Social Cohesion in the UK. The interview is posted at YouTube.
David Reaboi, who did the interview, comments in the article:
"I asked him (Douglas Murray) about the current revolutions in the Arab world- from Tunisia to Lebanon to Egypt- and what it portends. We discussed the reaction to the anti-regime protests in Egypt by both Western governments and certain conservative commentators who, unfamiliar with the Muslim Brotherhood or its ideology, have taken to cheering on the dissolution of one of America's regional allies."
It is a very thoughtful interview and needs to be listened to carefully.
I watched this interview regarding the British perspective on Egypt and the arab revolution and there are many interviews regarding the best essays as well as the other developed countries are focusing on the muslim countries and their perspective to the rest of the country.