No. MENA is a not a truth before face, or face before truth, but a faceless soci

No. MENA is a not a truth before face, or face before truth, but a faceless society – low trust – where family clan and tribe take prescendnce over comons and state. In fact our intelligence services, our military, and our commercial training organizations have to teach westerners that you can’t trust anything said in the middle east, a contract isn’t binding and won’t be respected or observed and a hundred other thigns. The result is that there are no successful governments, an no large scale international corporations, because for all intents and purposes MENA culture is ‘polite’ but untruthful, dishonest, familial, and pervasively corrupt. Islam teaches politeness, and mindfulness, and ‘feelings over reason’. Yet, when the hyper intolerant conformity is broken the muslims resort to violence. And this demand for conformity and feeling, and non-adaptation is the reason muslims are outcast in more advanced civilizations – and prohibited from many especially in theeast, wehre they lack an abrahamic religion. This problem is extensively studied by a range of economists and behaviorists.